The Art of Everett Spruce
Published August 2020
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-888-7 cloth $35.00
Texas Book Consortium
Texas A&M University Press provides warehousing, fulfillment, and accounting services for the Texas Book Consortium, a group of university and small presses located around the state.
- TCU Press, Fort Worth
- Texas State Historical Association Press, Austin
- University of North Texas Press, Denton
- State House Press, Abilene
- Texas Review Press, Sam Houston State University, Huntsville
- Stephen F. Austin State University Press, Nacogdoches
- Winedale Publishing, Round Top
- Shearer Publishing, Fredericksburg
Each of the presses in the Texas Book Consortium acquire and publish their own books, which are then housed and sold by Texas A&M Press from its facility in College Station. Each press brings a distinct character to its publishing program, yet taken together the publishers in the Texas Book Consortium have provided an essential link to the history, culture, and literary life of the state and region, nurturing award-winning and sometimes groundbreaking works of non-fiction, fiction, and poetry.
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Texas A&M University Press
Founded in 1974, Texas A&M University Press is the book publishing arm of one of the nation’s leading research and land grant institutions. Throughout its history, the Press has enjoyed strong support from the University and the entire Texas A&M community, and that support has been essential to the Press’s growth and success.
WHAT WE PUBLISH
Texas A&M University Press publishes fifty to sixty new titles a year, and they include both works of science and scholarship and books that educate and entertain the general reader. All books are published simultaneously in print and ebook editions and sold all over the world.
The Press’s publishing program spans a range of fields:
- Texas history, art, and culture
- American history (Western, military, environmental, ethnic, women’s, and political history)
- Borderlands, Mexican American, and immigration studies
- Natural history, natural resource science, agriculture, and the environment
- Archaeology, nautical archaeology, and physical anthropology
- Sports and sports history
- Consumer health and veterinary medicine
- Digital humanities
See a complete description of the Press here.
Newly published books by Texas A&M University Press
J. David Bamberger on Life as an Entrepreneur and Conservationist
Published August 2020
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-884-9 cloth $28.00
The Art of Texas Trout and Redfish Angling
By Pat Murray
Published August 2020
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-815-3 flexbound $22.95
The South Pacific Letters of Captain Fred Gabriel from the 39th Station Hospital
Published August 2020
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-894-8 hardcover (printed case) $50.00 s
The Writings of Ferdinand Lindheimer
Texas Botanist, Texas Philosopher
Published August 2020
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-876-4 hardcover (printed case) $45.00 s
Fire and Ice
By Susie Kalil
Published August 2020
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-863-4 cloth $50.00
Los Adaes, the First Capital of Spanish Texas
Published August 2020
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-878-8 hardcover (printed case) $45.00 s
The Natural History of the Edwards Plateau
The Texas Hill Country
By Brian R. Chapman and Eric G. Bolen
Published August 2020
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-859-7 paperback $15.95
The Natural History of the Trans-Pecos
Desert Legends, Rugged Grandeur, and the Big Bend
By Brian R. Chapman and Eric G. Bolen
Published August 2020
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-861-0 paperback $15.95
Explaining Paleolithic Settlements in Central Europe
Published August 2020
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-811-5 hardcover (printed case) $75.00 s