Aggie book shopping, and Texas too

The Texas A&M Press puts out a great number of terrific books. Many, but certainly not all, deal with Texas and Texas A&M.

Here’s a selection of some that are new in the past year or two!

• You Saw Me On The Radio (memoir of Dave South, longtime Aggie sports broadcaster)

• Return to Junction (Bear Bryant-era A&M sports tales, by Gary Rollins ’58)

• The Book of Aggie Lists (rosters recording A&M military history, by Col. James Woodall ’50)

• Over There In The Air (Aggies flying in World War I, by John Adams ’73)

• Bebes and the Bear (Stallings, Bryant and 1968’s Aggie upset)

• The Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band: 125^th Anniversary Edition (history, lore, and names of every FTAB member!)

• RELLIS Recollections (old Bryan air base turned into modern TAMU System campus)

• George P. Mitchell (bio of Mitchell ’40, the “father of fracking,” by Loren Steffy ’86)

• My Stories, All True (life of Texas conservationist David Bamberger, by Pam LeBlanc ’86)

• Faces of Béxar (Tejano history of San Antonio)

• Photographing Texas (historic images from Fort Worth brothers)

• Football at Historically Black Colleges and Universities in Texas

• Texas Women on the Cattle Trails

• Austin to ATX (history of Slacker City by a longtime Texas writer)

• Los Adaes: The First Capital of Spanish Texas