2025 Holiday Gift Guide

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For Razorback Fans!

“Eat Like the Hogs is a one-of-a-kind cookbook that brings Razorback pride to the table with nearly 300 beloved recipes straight from the kitchens of University of Arkansas legends. From game-day favorites to cherished family dishes, this collection highlights the personal favorites of student-athletes, coaches, and staff across all nineteen Razorback sports.”

—Eddie Jackson, former Razorback author of Game-Day Eats and host of Food Network’s Outchef’d

The Life and Poetry
of Frank Stanford

“Texas State University historian McWilliams has written an impeccably researched, capacious, and probing biography of the enigmatic, neglected Southern poet… McWilliams closes with a devastating portrait of the brilliant, promiscuous, financially burdened 29-year-old spiraling out of control and, despite a film and his own small press that he ran with poet/lover C.D. Wright, he ended it all in 1978 with three shots to his chest. The full-throated biography fans have been yearning for.”

—Kirkus Starred Review

Country Music
in the Ozarks

“It’s good to see Si Siman and the Ozark Jubilee get their due in Broadcasting the Ozarks.”

—Willie Nelson

“If you have any illusions about Nashville being the sole citadel of country music, then you should read Broadcasting the Ozarks.”

—Bill C. Malone, author of Country Music USA

The Arkansas Roots of Johnny Cash

“Johnny Cash comes alive in Arkansas, and it in him. Though his fabulous career took him far afield, as Colin Woodward tells us in this important book, all roads led back to the piney woods and gumbo soil of his fateful home state.”

—Michael Streissguth, Johnny Cash: The Biography