This new and revised edition of birds of the big bend, is a unique location guide for sighting more than 425 species of birds found in the Big Bend National Park and vicinity. Forty new species have been added since the book was first published in 19...

This book is on a queen named king Henrietta of the king ranch.

The Alamo looks at the far-reaching impact of the image and meaning of the Alamo, an image that has become an unshakeable part of our country's popular and political culture.

In this book, James Evans records the landscapes and the people of the Big Bend in all their beauty, harshness, and character. Images such as South Rim with Agave, eyes of the chisos, and the road to Candelaria capture the distances, openness, and ro...

Black Texans includes the history of the buffalo soldiers and the cowboys on Texas cattle drives, along with the achievements of notable African-American individuals in Texas history, from Estevan the explorer through legislator Norris Wright Cuney a...

This book is about the tales told by and about all of those folks in the boarding houses and the pork chops they served to the loggers, railroad hands, and roughnecks and the mashed potatoes and gravy they served to the drummers and ladies that follo...

Doug Evans describes twelve genera of cactus living rock, topflower, stout-spined, hedgehog, pineapple, button, barrel, fishhook, nipple, chollas and pricklypears, and Texas nipple and their individual species known to occur in the park.

A cookbook of the eclectic dishes that made their ways to Texas by way of the diverse immigrants who have moved to Texas over time....