As National Poetry Month comes to an end and Asian Pacific American Heritage Month begins, UC Press is spotlighting Asian American poetry titles and Chinese American Voices, which includes primary documents and …
Read More >For National Park Week, UC Press is highlighting books that give us new ways of understanding and seeing our national parks. These titles explore how our national parks came to be and …
Read More >In the wake of the U.S. drone attack on Qassim Suleimani and the subsequent Congressional action to restrict further presidential military action against Iran, Andrew L. Johns, whose presidential address at the …
Read More >Happy Labor Day! In celebration and solidarity of the strides made for worker’s rights, and of the struggles that laborers continue to face today, we’ve prepared a list of suggested UC Press …
Read More >UC Press is proud to be part of the AAUP’s fifth annual University Press Week, which has been centered this year on the theme of “community.” By celebrating and championing the mission-driven publishing we and over …
Read More >Taking a walkabout through the UC Press office today, looking for compelling cubicle, office, and common space area visual stimulation to share on this blog (inspired by #officelife on Twitter), it became …
Read More >Whether you’ll toast a relationship, mutter “Down with love!” to institutionalized diktats RE: romance, or decline to debate the topic, here are our best reads … whatever your plans. (Once again, two …
Read More >In this “Deep Mid-Winter Weekend Armchair” UC Press staff share what they’re reading … or skimming as the case may be. (Publicity Director Alex Dahne de-escalates any possible literary one-upmanship with a …
Read More >In “Weekend Armchair” UC Press staff share “un-put-down-able” titles. This week, 2 out of 3 staffers (separately) recommended Tana French—and many more titles for any spare December “down time.” Just finished …
Read More >“Weekend Armchair” is an irregularly recurring feature in which some of the best-informed book-lovers in the Bay Area (yes, our UC Press staff) share “un-put-down-able” titles that span genres, age-groups, and publishing …
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