March marks the third anniversary of MCM Books’ first book publication. Since the release of Balo’s War , MCM Books has published two other books and is getting ready to release its fourth. In March, the publishing house that focuses on South Texas will release Chon: The Story of a WWII Japanese Spy Who Became a South Texas Vaquero . Ever since men entered what would eventually become known as the Americas, people from the orient, including Japan, were among them. They crossed the Bering Strait and made their way down to the Magellan Strait. No doubt some stayed in South Texas. It is not surprising then, that many natives of the area possess Oriental facial features. It is certainly plausible that a Japanese spy could have made his way into the United States by blending into the South Texas landscape.
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