The UGA Press sat down with some of the contributors of Our Prince of Scribes to learn more about their relationship with Pat. This month, we’re talking with Southern writers.
The UGA Press is looking for a detail-oriented student intern with a passion for books and publishing to work in our acquisitions editorial department for fall 2018 as our Wormsloe Foundation Acquisitions Intern. This is a paid position with a $3,000 stipend for the semester. It’s a great opportunity for anyone interested in becoming an…
Coastal Nature, Coastal Culture is a collection of papers presented at the 2016 Ossabaw Foundation symposium, outlining the environmental history of this island as well as others along the Georgia coast.
For those of you who love Southern meals and want to know more about the farmers behind the food or the dishes themselves, here are four must-read books from the UGA Press to look out for this fall.
Keep up to date with the best of what’s been going on and what’s coming up at the Press with Short Takes. Continue reading for hot titles coming out this summer, upcoming events, authors in the news and more.
The UGA Press sat down with some of the contributors of Our Prince of Scribes to learn more about their relationship with Pat. This month, we’re talking with booksellers.
Julian Rankin will be at Square Books in Oxford Mississippi, to launch his debut book, Catfish Dream.
In honor of April being National Poetry Month, we’ve decided to post poems from our most recent anthologies. This week we are highlighting Thaw, poems by Chelsea Dingman and selected by Allison Joseph. A debut collection of gritty yet poignant poems from the National Poetry Series. Immortality Wind hollows the wheat chaff, howl of a stray hungering…
Last week we launched Widespread Panic in the Streets of Athens, Georgia by Gordon Lamb (see the slideshow of pics from the launch from yesterday’s Short Takes ). We’ve talked to so many Athenians since this project began with their own special stories about how this historic concert figured into their lives. Usually it was for the…
On today’s installment of Short Takes, we’ll fill you in on the best of what’s been going on at the Press: awards and review news; spotlight on new books; and a roundup of recent and upcoming events.
Spring has sprung and with it, a desire to sit outside in the warm weather and read. If you are looking for a book to read this spring, we’ve got you covered. We complied a list of books about gardens, trees, and eco-justice for you. For more information on books that we’re publishing this season,…
In honor of Earth Day the University of Georgia Press interviewed Paul S. Sutter and Paul M. Pressly, editors of the forthcoming Coastal Nature, Coastal Culture: Environmental Histories of the Georgia Coast, due out this July. Paul S. Sutter is a professor of history at the University of Colorado at Boulder and the author of…
In honor of Earth day this Sunday, we’ve decided to spotlight three poems from Ghost Fishing: An Eco-Justice Poetry Anthology edited by Melissa Tuckey. Ghost Fishing is a gathering of poetry at the intersection of culture, social justice, and the environment. cutting greens Lucille Clifton curling them around i hold their bodies in obscene embrace thinking of…
In honor of Earth day this Sunday, we’ve decided to spotlight three poems from Ghost Fishing: An Eco-Justice Poetry Anthology edited by Melissa Tuckey. Ghost Fishing is a gathering of poetry at the intersection of culture, social justice, and the environment. Another Day Sara Goudarzi It is the birds I worry about when the streets become shadows…
In honor of Earth day this Sunday, we’ve decided to spotlight three poems from Ghost Fishing: An Eco-Justice Poetry Anthology edited by Melissa Tuckey. Ghost Fishing is a gathering of poetry at the intersection of culture, social justice, and the environment. How To Disappear The Stars Lauren Camp If you let them build a book of houses,…
