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Book in New York Times
November 2009: The forthcoming book Where Heaven and Earth Meet was featured in a New York Times article on November 15. Read the article (registration required). Book on U.S./Mexico Border Receives Anthropology Award
Fragmented Lives, Assembled Parts by Alejandro Lugo is a winner of the 2009 Association of Latina and Latino Anthropologists Book Award. Congratulations to Professor Lugo! Author Receives Native Plant Society Award
Matt Warnock Turner has received the Carroll Abbott Memorial Award from the Native Plant Society of Texas for his book Remarkable Texas Plants. Congratulations to the author on this honor! Mexican Novel Featured on NPR's "You Must Read This"
October 2009: Juan Rulfo's novel, The Burning Plain, was recommended by writer Oscar Casares on NPR's "You Must Read This". The segment aired on All Things Considered on October 15. Casares also mentions Rulfo's Pedro Páramo. In Memoriam: William Wayne Justice October 2009: We were saddened to learn of the death of William Wayne Justice. The Press published Frank Kemerer's biography of Judge Justice, William Wayne Justice. Obituary in the New York TimesObituary in the Austin American-Statesman Book Receives Gloria Anzaldua AwardOctober 2009: Native Speakers, by María Eugenia Cotera, received the National Women's Studies Association' Gloria Anzaldua book prize for 2009. Congratulations to Professor Cotera! Author Interviewed in NewsweekOctober 2009: William K. Black, author of The Best Way to Rob a Bank Is to Own One, was interviewed in Newsweek about regulation and banking. Book Excerpted in Huffington PostSeptember 2009: The Huffington Post recently printed an excerpt from Robert Auerbach's Deception and Abuse at the Fed. Read the excerpt. Other Major Awards for UT Press Authors
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