Latest Books by Alumni
From quarantine self-reflections to tales of Texas titans, the TCU community is putting pen to paper.
A New Christmas Tradition
A boy’s letter to Santa inspired Merideth Tullous’s book.
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Allison Speer’s Story of Belonging
A Fort Worth fable inspired a book about Theodore the turkey.
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Being Human in Haiti
James English distributed more than 4,000 copies of his myth-busting book to children in the island country.
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Books: Conversation with Ron Hall and Denver Moore
Bestselling “Same Kind of Different As Me” author Ron Hall ’67 returned to campus to promote his follow-up book.
Winter 2013: Best new books
Anything for Thanksgiving Wanda Wallace ’72 BBA (MPA ’74) Wallace’s third novel features two best friends, Bud and Ginny, who meet again after 40 years to rekindle their relationship. As three Thanksgivings pass, they deal with danger, intrigue and deception to reveal boundless blessings and timeless truth. Available on amazon.com. Culture Without Accountability: What’s the
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Books: Conversation with Theresa Strouth Gaul
TCU English professor explores the surviving letters of Catharine Brown in her book Cherokee Sister: The Collected Writings of Catharine Brown (1818-1823)
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Books: Conversation with Ellis Amburn ’54
Author got the inside scoop on the stars, including Elizabeth Taylor, whom he profiled in the biography The Most Beautiful Woman in the World: The Obsessions, Passions and Courage of Elizabeth Taylor.
Books: Conversation with Jim Wright (et al.)
The former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives and colleagues from TCU Press and the department of Political Science and English discuss a new book of his speeches and essays.
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Summer 2013: Best new books
Worth Every Penny: Build a Business That Thrills Your Consumers and Still Charge What You’re Worth Erin Verbeck ’07 MBA Some small business owners opt to discount their products and services to gain new customers, but Verbeck and Sarah Petty offer an alternative approach that focuses on creating specialized offerings and over-the-top customer experiences. Available at
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