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University of North Texas Press
BOB ALEXANDER. Bad Company and Burnt Powder: Justice and Injustice in the Old Southwest. University of North Texas Press. Hardcover, 439 pages, $32.95, UNTPress.unt.edu. Bob Alexander’s easy-going approach and anecdotal asides make this a must read for anyone intending to write about Texas Rangers and
BOB ALEXANDER. Riding Lucifer’s Line: Ranger Deaths along the Texas-Mexico Border. University of North Texas Press. Hardcover, 464 pages, $29.95, www.untpress.unt.edu. Borders have always been dangerous, but maybe never one so much as the Texas-Mexico border. This fluctuating border has been the scene of many
BRUCE A. GLASRUD and HAROLD J. WEISS JR. Tracking the Texas Rangers: The Nineteenth Century. University of North Texas Press. Hardcover, $29.95, www.untpress.unt.edu. Anthology of previously published articles from various authors is a welcome addition to the already massive volume of modern Texas
BILL O’NEAL. The Johnson-Sims Feud: Romeo and Juliet, West Texas Style. University of North Texas Press. Trade Paperback, $14.95, www.untpress.unt.edu. Reprint of the 2010 book about the last “traditional” Texas feud 
SHERRY ROBINSON. I Fought a Good Fight: A History of Lipan Apaches. University of North Texas Press. Hardcover, 495 pages, $32.95, www.untpress.unt.edu. Sherry Robinson offers the definitive history of the Lipan Apaches from the days of Spanish Conquest through the present. Lipans ranged 
BETTY HOLLAND WIESEPAPE. Winifred Sanford: The Life and Times of a Texas Author. University of Texas Press. 194 pages; hardcover, $29.95, utexas.edu. Winifred Sanford, one of the best early twentieth-century Texas writers, published only a handful of stories before slipping into relative obscurity. |
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