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*Hamner's first major publication, ''The No-Gun Man of Texas'' (1935) was the result of her long-term acquaintance with legendary Texas cattleman Charles Goodnight.​<br>
 
*Hamner's first major publication, ''The No-Gun Man of Texas'' (1935) was the result of her long-term acquaintance with legendary Texas cattleman Charles Goodnight.​<br>
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*''Short Grass and Longhorns'' ([[University of Oklahoma]] Press, 1943.<br>​
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*''Short Grass and Longhorns'' ([[University of Oklahoma]] Press, 1943).​
    
*Hamner's article in ''[[Reader's Digest]]'' (1947) introduced the [[African American]] former [[cowboy]] Matthew Bones Hooks of Amarillo to a national readership.​
 
*Hamner's article in ''[[Reader's Digest]]'' (1947) introduced the [[African American]] former [[cowboy]] Matthew Bones Hooks of Amarillo to a national readership.​
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