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“Sons of Gunshooter” Authors on C-SPAN American History TV
C-SPAN's Amercan History TV features a book talk with Dorothy Denetclaw and Matt Fitzsimons authors of "The Sons of Gunshooter: A Navajo Resistance Story." Jennifer Nez Denetdale, co-editor of "The Diné Reader: An Anthology of Navajo Literature," moderated the wide-ranging discussion.
Logan Phillips Named Poet Laureate Fellow by the Academy of American Poets
We are thrilled to announce that The Academy of American Poets named Logan Phillips, author of "Reckon," as one of twenty-two Poet Laureate Fellows for 2026.
2026 MALCS Summer Institute Photos
July 22, 2026 Thanks to all the authors, editors, and new friends who visited our booth at MALCS Summer Institute at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis last week! We were proud to participate in this Institute with the theme: “Movements along Bdote: Disruption and Solidarity Sin Fronteras.” Below, check out a few highlights from our time at […]
From the Archives: Sun Tracks
Today we share a special feature, diving into the archives and traveling 55 years into the past for a look at our history, our authors, and the origins of the Sun Tracks literary series.
Antonio De Jesús López Named Poet Laureate Fellow by the Academy of American Poets
Antonio De Jesús López, San Mateo County’s Poet Laureate, is among the twenty-two poets nationwide who will receive a 2026 Poet Laureate Fellowship from the Academy of American Poets!
Video: David Burckhalter on “Baskets from the Seri Coast”
David Burckhalter, author of "Baskets from the Seri Coast: Comcaac Weavers and Their Craft," spoke as part of the Tumamoc Author Series. In this Southwest Center video of the event, Burckhalter describes his research on the Seri people of Sonora, Mexico.
Podcast: Gabriella Soto Explains How Mass Casualties on the Border Can
Jennifer Rose Najera interviews Gabriella Soto about her new book "Border Afterlives: Migrant Deaths, Forensic Investigations, and the Politics of Haunting."
Video: Ted Fleming on “Birds, Bats, and Blooms”
Theodore H. Fleming, author of "Birds, Bats, and Blooms: The Coevolution of Vertebrate Pollinators and Their Plants," spoke as part of the Tumamoc Author Series with Elise Gordes, director of the Desert Laboratory at Tum Hill. In this Southwest Center video of the event, Fleming discusses the history of pollination and pollination ecology, focusing on insects as well as the roles of other…
Book Lovers of UA Press: Maya Steinberg
Summer is a great time to meet the people at The University of Arizona Press who turn book dreams into reality. We are a small but mighty team. Today, we feature our Editorial Assistant, Maya Steinberg.
Video: Patricia A. Gilman on “Mimbres Far from the Heartland”
Patricia A. Gilman, coauthor of "Mimbres Far From the Heartland: Identity at the Powers Ranch Site of East-Central Arizona," spoke as part of the Tumamoc Author Series. In this Southwest Center video of the event, Gilman discusses the Mimbres culture and Powers Ranch site on the Gila River near Duncan, Arizona.