Nonfiction isn’t always dry, dusty textbooks that feel like they take ten years to read. At the University of Georgia Press, our series Crux: The Georgia Series in Literary Nonfiction publishes works that are as accessible as they are informative. They take the form of personal and lyric essays, memoirs, cultural meditations, and literary journalism. Fire…
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.
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,…
The University of Georgia Press has published many books that highlight the struggles and triumphs of people of color in the U.S. and beyond. Here’s the final installment of our three-part Black History Month Reading List. Check out our first installment here and our second installment here. Alone atop the Hill: The Autobiography of Alice Dunnigan, Pioneer of…
Did you know that January is creativity month? The UGA Press publishes dozens of books a year which all require creativity to make, but some of our books are unique in the way they demonstrate—and get to the heart of—the creative impulse. So as January comes to an end, check out a few recent books from…
