As you plan your summer reading, don't miss these seven recent publications from Trinity University Press. Find more information on these books and more on TU Press' website.
Satellite: Essays on Fatherhood and Home, Near and Far
Simmons Buntin
In Satellite, Buntin crafts a powerful journey through essays that explore belonging, resilience, and the delicate balance between humanity and nature, offering fresh insights on thriving together in a shared world.
Attached to the Living World: A New Ecopoetry Anthology
edited by Ann Fisher-Wirth and Laura-Gray Street
With over 150 powerful voices, Attached to the Living World explores the intersections of ecological awareness, social justice, and challenges in the world today.
Pan Dulce: A Celebration of Mexican Sweet and Savory Breads, Pastries, Conchas, Empanadas, and More
Ellen Riojas Clark ’74
Pan Dulce is a delicious dive into Mexico’s sweetest traditions, mixing recipes, stories, and history to honor the vibrant culture of panaderías and the beloved breads that bring generations together.
Los Muertos: Day of the Dead Fiction
edited by Adela Pineda Franco
Hauntingly beautiful tales of memory, tradition, and death come alive in Los Muertos, as Mexican and Mexican American writers celebrate El Día de Muertos.
The Mexican
Jack London
In The Mexican, a fearless young boxer fights for survival and revolution, turning his fists into weapons for freedom in this graphic adaptation.
Hometown Texas
Joe Holley
Blending compelling stories with striking photographs, this vivid journey through Texas captures the grit, charm, and soul of its people and landscapes, revealing a fading yet unforgettable world in Hometown Texas.
Outside: Stories by Barry Lopez
Barry Lopez
Exploring the deep connections between humans, animals, and the landscapes they share, Outside showcases six mesmerizing stories that transform simple prose into something sacred and full of wonder.