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TCU Press

Fort Worth’s only publishing house since 1947. Visit www.tcupress.com to order books.

01/01/2026

We’re starting off the new year by spotlighting HISTORY OF TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY by Colby D. Hall, a story that outlines the first 75 years of TCU.

Published in 1947, this is one of the Press’s earliest works and remains a foundation of the university's legacy. Hall highlights how TCU was formed, shaped by Texas history, Christian values, and the vision of its founders.

Referencing unpublished documents, personal letters, and his own recollections, Hall offers a firsthand account of TCU’s growth and its place as a leading Texas institution.
Check out the link in our bio to get your own copy of the HISTORY OF TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY today!

12/22/2025

The holidays are the perfect time to slow down with a good book. Tell us in the comments what you’re reading this season!

12/17/2025

Today’s book spotlight is on Catherine M. O’Connor’s 2024 release, DUST-COVERED LIES. Set in the height of Texas’s Dust Bowl, this literary fiction novel tells the story of Frannie, an orphaned immigrant who faces a harrowing choice that will haunt her for the rest of her life.

When a murder is committed and her brother’s life is in danger, Frannie lies to protect him. Determined to take her secret to the grave, the pair flee to the dust-covered Texas panhandle to escape the one person who could reveal the truth about their past…

Click the link in our bio to get a copy of DUST-COVERED LIES and discover the thrilling story for yourself!

12/11/2025

Big stories for little readers! Check out our favorite TCU Press titles perfect for curious kids and young book lovers.

12/08/2025

Looking for the perfect gift for the book lover in your life? Check out our holiday gift guide for presents that are sure to elevate their winter reading experience. These cozy essentials pair perfectly with any TCU Press book, making a gift everyone will love!

Click the link in our bio to explore our genres and give the gift of knowledge.

12/05/2025

Finals week is almost here! Press on with some of our favorite study spots around campus and Fort Worth. Swipe for calm corners, cozy nooks, and motivation to finish the semester strong! 💜📚

12/03/2025

Frog Reads is back! TCU students share their favorite books—did yours make the list?

12/01/2025

For our final installment of Meet the Press Monday, meet Dan, the director of TCU Press!

Dan has served as director since 2011, but he has been associated with the Press for over 20 years through the TCU Advisory Board. In his role, Dan oversees every step of the publishing process and helps ensure the long-term success of the Press.

Although not originally from Fort Worth, Dan has lived here for the last 23 years. That, combined with his passion for publishing the stories of Texas, makes him an FTW native in our eyes.

As a literature teacher for over 40 years and lifelong reader, Dan couldn’t pick just three of his favorite authors to invite to a dream dinner party. He explained that he’d need a banquet hall to fit everyone, adding that “if Mark Twain promised not to smoke ci**rs, I would sit next to him.” Similarly, Dan doesn’t necessarily have a favorite book, but he’s been loving Ann Cleeves’s new release, THE KILLING STONES.

When he’s not at the Press, you can find Dan enjoying a mystery novel at his favorite place on TCU’s campus: the horned frog statue nestled between Reed and Sadler Hall.

Dan is truly at the heart of TCU Press. Thank you for tuning in to Meet the Press Monday to meet our wonderful staff!

11/26/2025

Did you know TCU has a journal dedicated to showcasing student research and creative work?

Named after Paul F. Boller Jr., The Boller Review highlights the achievements of student researchers, artists, and writers across every discipline. Published annually, it provides a platform for students to share their scholarship and creativity with the TCU community and beyond.

Boller was more than a beloved TCU history professor; he was an author, U.S. Navy veteran, and a human rights activist. Paul has left a lasting impact on the TCU community, and The Boller Review carries on his legacy by empowering students to use their voices and make an impact.

We are proud to publish this journal in Boller’s honor and to continue celebrating the remarkable work of TCU students. Stay tuned as we share highlights from our latest edition!

11/24/2025

Happy Meet the Press Monday! Today, we are introducing Marco, the associate editor of TCU Press.

Marco earned his undergraduate degree at Temple University and his master's in Sociology at the University of Illinois. He has worked in academic publishing for over 10 years and at the Press for almost three years. Education has always been a passion for Marco, and he loves supporting the Press’s mission through his role.

When asked which writers he would choose to have dinner with, Marco picked Toni Morrison, W. E. B. Du Bois, and Edwidge Danticat. He said, “I would love to hear how each would describe their vision for uplifting humanity.”

Thank you, Marco, for being a light for our team. Your hard work and dedication mean so much to us!

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