Publishing scholarship and literature
of enduring value since 1980.

Presented for the best book-length historical study (nonfiction) of any aspect of Arkansas history.

Given to the best volume on any historical topic written by a Missouri resident and published within the preceding year.

For her Miller Williams Poetry Prize finalist collection Self-Mythology

The Kate Tufts Discovery Award is presented to a first book by a poet of genuine promise.

Given by the Arkansas Library Association to a work “which represents a significant contribution to Arkansas heritage and culture.”

“A compelling biography that delves into the life of a pioneering journalist who shaped the Ozarks and beyond.”

The Booker Worthen Literary Prize is awarded each year to the best work, fiction or non-fiction, by an author living in Arkansas.

Given by the Arkansas Historical Association to the best book on the history of race relations in Arkansas.

Given by the Arkansas Historical Association to the best book on Arkansas History.

“This important publication provides an essential addition to post-Civil War histories of American Art.”