In 'Triptych', Paul Chapman analyzes David Bowie's influential Berlin period, exploring how visual arts shaped his music. The book details Bowie's three years in Berlin, focusing on the interplay between his work and the city's artistic heritage, including Expressionism, Dada, and contemporary influences that informed his innovative style.
Focusing on the historical significance, the narrative chronicles the establishment of the Nolanville church of Christ Encampment during America's spiritual revival. It highlights the pioneer families who laid its foundations and their descendants' journey through over a century marked by various challenges. The annual ten-day gathering in August became a cherished tradition, attracting large crowds for worship and fellowship, evolving from covered wagons to rustic cabins. The encampment significantly influenced the growth of churches in Central Texas, revealing an essential but overlooked chapter of Texas history.