Remote Access Wins 2024 Arkansiana Book Award
Given by the Arkansas Library Association to a work “which represents a significant contribution to Arkansas heritage and culture.”
Given by the Arkansas Library Association to a work “which represents a significant contribution to Arkansas heritage and culture.”
“A compelling biography that delves into the life of a pioneering journalist who shaped the Ozarks and beyond.”
“A page-turning, blood-boiling work of history that pulls the hoods off the architects of past vigilante violence to help us understand our perilous present moment.”
A fascinating look at how Arkansas went from being one of the country’s most solidly Democratic states to one of its most ardently Republican in just a few years.
“In Straw in the Sun, Charlie May Simon never indulges in the easy dichotomies that poison our own politics and culture, for she finds neighborliness, knowledge, and beauty wherever she turns in rural Perry County, Arkansas.”
“Good stories are to be cherished and shared. They also help us understand ourselves and our communities.”