
Bison Books
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Launched in 1961 as @UnivNebPress’s first trade imprint, Bison Books reflects the Press’s commitment to general-interest books about the trans-Mississippi West.
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.Sonja Trom Eayrs joined The Friends of Saint Paul Public Library for an interview about her book DODGE COUNTY, INCORPORATED, a finalist in the nonfiction category for the Minnesota Book Awards. Read the full interview here: bit.ly/4ijA1P2

"[Woods's] 25 years of research results in a first-rate contribution to history, one with more first-person accounts than any other book on the Mormon migration," Sandra Dallas for The Denver Post. Read the review: bit.ly/4cMPNRx
![Bison Books (@bisonbooksunp) on Twitter photo "[Woods's] 25 years of research results in a first-rate contribution to history, one with more first-person accounts than any other book on the Mormon migration," Sandra Dallas for <a href="/denverpost/">The Denver Post</a>.
Read the review: bit.ly/4cMPNRx "[Woods's] 25 years of research results in a first-rate contribution to history, one with more first-person accounts than any other book on the Mormon migration," Sandra Dallas for <a href="/denverpost/">The Denver Post</a>.
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An "informative and deeply fascinating book" writes David James for Anchorage Daily News in a review of THEY CAME BUT COULD NOT CONQUER by Diane J. Purvis. Read the full review here: bit.ly/4ismdSx



"This fascinating exposé has the potential to impact our environment, and everyone who farms or eats, buys or sells groceries," writes Jean Lukesh for Roundup Magazine of Sonja Trom Eayrs's DODGE COUNTY, INCORPORATED. Order your copy: rebrand.ly/osin672



"The book’s most vivid portions describe the mostly unsuccessful efforts of scientists and charlatans to rid humans of these persistent flocks," writes J. Kemper Campbell for Lincoln Journal Star of STARLINGS. bit.ly/4d2ojHE


Happy first #bookbday to CAST OUT OF EDEN (Bison Books) by Robert Aquinas McNally! CAST OUT OF EDEN explores John Muir’s role in the dispossession of Native Americans from U.S. wild lands and points a way toward reconciliation. wp.me/p4J9AE-gJF

"STARLINGS is at once one of the most entertaining, readable, and profound bird books I have ever read. It is clearly from a writer of many gifts," writes Bob Musil for the Rachel Carson Council. Read the full review here: bit.ly/3Z69yOi




From the Desk of Paul Schullery: Theodore Roosevelt's literary trail through the wild country Schullery is the editor of THEODORE ROOSEVELT'S WILDERNESS WRITINGS (Bison Books) which celebrates TR's love of nature study and outdoor adventure. bit.ly/4jjk4Jn




Excerpt: ROOTED AT THE EDGE (Bison Books) by Donna L. Erickson Erickson weaves personal stories and professional expertise to describe the difficulty of ranching in a threatened landscape steeped in history, conflict, and beauty. unpblog.com/2025/05/26/exc…

Read an excerpt from STARLINGS by Mike Stark in Nautilus Magazine: nautil.us/the-starlings-…
