UT professor's latest book 'Guaraná' earns multiple distinctions – The Daily Texan

A UT history professor earned three distinctions for his latest book at the American Historical Association’s annual meeting in San Francisco last month. Seth Garfield’s book, titled “Guaraná: How Brazil Embraced the World’s Most Caffeine-Rich Plant,” received the Bolton-Johnson Prize, the Warren Dean Prize in Brazilian History and an honorable mention for the Elinor Melville...

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