UA Press is now the distributor for books from the Ozark Society.
Battling
Siki
A Tale of Ring Fixes, Race, and Murder in the 1920s
Peter Benson
First biography of the controversial and misunderstood African
boxer
Let
Me Tell You Where I’ve Been
New Writing by Women of the Iranian Diaspora
Edited by Persis M. Karim
Foreword by Al Young
A powerful literary tribute to women in exile
The
Apple That Astonished Paris
Poems by Billy Collins
With a New Preface by the Author
Collins recalls how his first collection was born
Walking
Through the Horizon
Poems by Margaret Holley
The adventure of moving, the meaning of home
The
First Inhabitants of Arcadia
Poems by Christopher Bursk
Delves into the mysteries inherent in the alphabet
A
Thrilling Narrative
The Memoir of a Southern Unionist
By Captain Dennis E. Haynes
Edited by Arthur W. Bergeron Jr.
A never-before-seen and firsthand look into the dissent
of one Southern soldier
Martin
Faber
The Story of a Criminal with “Confessions of a Murder”
William Gilmore Simms
Edited by John Caldwell Guilds
New edition of the acclaimed Southern writer’s first
novel
The
Boy from Altheimer
From the Depression to the Boardroom
William H. Bowen
Foreword by President Bill Clinton
Autobiography of a key Arkansas figure
The
Bookmaker’s Daughter
A Memory Unbound
Shirley Abbott
The heartfelt memoir of a daughter who summons up the ghost
of her father
Bearing
Witness
Memories of Arkansas Slavery
Narratives from the 1930s WPA Collections
Second Edition
Edited by George E. Lankford
A new edition of this glimpse of slavery from the perspectives
of the slaves themselves
Sawmill
The Story of Cutting the Last Great Virgin Forest
East of the Rockies
Kenneth L. Smith
Back in print, a classic book on forestry history
The
Afterlife of Leslie Stringfellow
A Nineteenth-Century Southern Family’s Experiences with Spiritualism
Stephen Chism
A family communicates with their dead son
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