Accomplices to the Crime is penologist Thomas O. Murton’s 1969 nonfiction account of his efforts to reform t...

Grace Evelyn Reese Adkins devoted most of her considerable energy and talents as a teacher, writer, composer, ...

Written by the ninth governor of Arkansas, Powell Clayton, The Aftermath of the Civil War in Arkansas recounts...

Larry Dell Alexander was a visual artist, writer, and Bible teacher best known for his elaborate pen-and-ink d...

Charles Wilson Allbright was one of the best-known and most widely read newspaper columnists in Arkansas. Allb...

The American Spa: Hot Springs, Arkansas is 1982 work of history written by Dee Brown, author of the bestsellin...

Educator, author, and lecturer Daisy Graham Anderson is best known for being one of the last surviving widows ...

Pernella Mae Center Anderson of El Dorado (Union County) was one of Arkansas’s two African-American intervie...

The Annals of Arkansas comprise four volumes of narrative and biographical histories of Arkansas, written by s...

Katharine Susan Anthony was suffragist, feminist, pacifist, socialist, and author of feminist and psychologica...

The Arkansas Historical Quarterly (AHQ) is the official publication of the Arkansas Historical Association (AH...

The Arkansas Made books are a two-volume set researched and written by two leaders of the Arkansas Territorial...

“The Arkansas Race Riot” is a 1920 pamphlet that constitutes a critical source of information about the El...

Arkansas: A Guide to the State was a book project of the Federal Writers’ Project of the Works Progress Admi...

Morris Sheppard “Buzz” Arnold is a senior judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. The U...

Earl Robert Babbie of Hot Springs Village (Garland and Saline counties) is an acclaimed sociologist best known...

Back Yonder, An Ozark Chronicle, published in 1932, is the autobiography of Charles Wayman Hogue (1870–1965)...

Catherine Sweazey Barker was a social worker and author who lived in Batesville (Independence County) in the 1...

Becoming Free Indeed: My Story of Disentangling Faith from Fear is a 2023 memoir by Jinger Duggar Vuolo, one o...

Written by former Arkansas governor and U.S. senator Dale Bumpers, The Best Lawyer in a One-Lawyer Town is an ...

Douglas A. Blackmon is an American writer and journalist who won the Pulitzer Prize for General Non-Fiction an...

The Bookmaker’s Daughter: A Memory Unbound is a memoir by Shirley Abbott, who was from Hot Springs (Garland ...

Boom Town: How Wal-Mart Transformed an All-American Town into an International Community is a 2009 nonfiction ...

Garrard Conley’s 2016 memoir Boy Erased recounts his experiences at the Memphis, Tennessee, “ex-gay” the...

Mara Leveritt’s 1999 book Boys on the Tracks: Death, Denial, and a Mother’s Crusade to Bring Her Son’s K...

Terri Britt, who was Terri Utley at the time, was named Miss Arkansas USA in 1982, going on to win the title o...

Broadside to the Sun is a 1946 book by Donald W. (Don) West recounting his family’s pursuit of subsistence f...

Helen Gurley Brown was a native Arkansan whose career includes landmark achievements in advertising and publis...

Cora Elizabeth Pinkley Call was a popular Ozark writer, naturalist, herbalist, folklorist, and Eureka Springs ...

Tom Walter Campbell was a well-known Arkansas attorney and political figure in the first half of the twentieth...

Published on November 1, 1997, Cash: The Autobiography was the second autobiography written by Johnny Cash. As...