Amir Hussein
Arts & Literature
“Those of us who came of age with Outlaw Country know their brilliance as musicians and songwriters. We also know there was an intellectual, even academic, depth to the Outlaws--e.g., Kristofferson was a Rhodes Scholar. The Outlaws were not just musicians and intellectuals. They were, as C. M. Howell shows in this marvelous book, theologians and their theology a public theology. The Outlaws may have been in exile in Luekenbach, but they were never very far from God.”
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