Dark and Bloody Ground An exoneration of Lt. George Bascom, and new histories about the Sooner boomers, stock and range detectives, a classic Western novel and how trauma and violence shaped the Pleasant Valley War. Stuart Rosebrook
Never Wasted a Bullet Yanosha was one of Geronimo’s bravest Chiricahua Apache Warriors. Ronald Terry Brown
And the War Begins The 1862 Battle of Apache Pass starts the conflict between the U.S. and Apache Nation. Mark Boardman
The Wind and the Darkness Paul Andrew Hutton’s epic history The Apache Wars resets our idea of the 25-year tri-cultural border conflict, while a new biography of Texas Ranger Frank Hamer, the tragedy of the Baker Massacre, the wild tale of Russian Bill, and tales of the Old and New West enlighten and entertain. Stuart Rosebrook
The Severed Heads Campaign Brutal, but true, the little-known account of the U.S. Army paying for beheadings during the ferocious Apache Wars. Paul Andrew Hutton
The Apache Wars in Apache Words The Fort Sill Apache chairman looks back 150 Years as he marks the centennial release of Apache prisoners of war in Oklahoma. Jeff Haozous
