in the film, made a limited release. Then in 2021, the film was picked up by Roadside Attractions for wider distribution with a release date of October 15, 2021. Books On April 22, 2014, Da Capo Press released Snider's quasi-memoir, I Never Met a Story I Didn't Like: Mostly True Tall Tales. Lone Star Music Magazine called it "one of the most charmingly witty memoirs to come down the literary pike in quite some time." That same year, Snider contributed a chapter to a book about his first mentor, Kent Finlay. The book, Kent Finlay, Dreamer: The Musical Legacy behind Cheatham Street Warehouse, was published on February 3, 2016, by Texas A&M University Press Songs covered by other artists Over the course of his career, Snider has written and cowritten a large number of songs that were covered by other artists. 1990s His first cut was by Rick Trevino who recorded Snider's "She Just Left Me Lounge" for his 1994 eponymous release. Then the following year, Mark Chesnutt covered "Trouble" for his album Wings. Terry McMillan covered "Somebody's Comin’," a spiritual number which Snider cowrote with Mark Marchetti and Shannon Hills, on his 1997 release Somebody's Comin’ . Subsequently, that song was covered by numerous artists, including Russ Taff on his 1999 album, Right Here Right Now. In 1997, Jack Ingram recorded "Airways Motel," for the album Livin' or Dyin', the first of several songs he would cowrite with Snider. Two years later, Ingram recorded a pair of songs they cowrote, "Feel Like I'm Falling In Love" and "Barbie Doll," for 1999's Hey You. Snider and Jason Ringenberg cowrote "This Town Isn't Keeping You Down," which appeared on Jason & The Scorchers' 1998 release, Midnight Roads & Stages Seen. 2000s Snider and BR-549's Gary Bennett cowrote "Better Than This," which appeared on BR-549's 2000 live album, Coast to Coast Live. Charlie Robison recorded the Snider-Ingram cowrite “Barbie Doll" for the 2000 album Unleashed Live. Both Gary Allan and Jerry Jeff Walker covered Snider's "Alright Guy" in 2001. Allan's recording of the song appeared on his album of the same name, while Walker's version appeared on his album Gonzo Stew. Snider collaborated with Jason Ringenberg again on "James Dean's Car," which appeared on Ringenberg’s 2002 solo album, All Over Creation. Billy Joe Shaver recorded two songs he and Snider cowrote: "Deja Blues," which was included on his 2002 album, Freedom's Child,