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The Journal of Musicology's Digital and Multimedia Editor Esther Morgan-Ellis interviews the contributors to the journal's issue 78.3.

"The Public Historian" commemorates the Semiquincentennial of the Declaration of Independence with a special virtual issue.

So you’ve reached an exciting milestone — your book is officially online and available for preordering! What’s next?After you’ve added the link to your book to all your online profiles, including your personal website or faculty page, your social media profiles, and any other online bios, it’s time ...

UC Press designers Lia Tjandra, Michelle Black, and Kevin Barrett Kane offer a behind-the-scenes look at getting their hands dirty for book covers.

Author Michael Welch on how he discovered the "pull of punishment," by which visitors are drawn into the cultural history of prisons, unfolding at former prisons.

"Feminist Media Histories" has removed the paywall from a selection of articles for Pride Month.

As the Obama Presidential Center opens to the public, learn more about the history of presidential libraries.

This virtual issue offers free access to a broad spectrum of articles that provide a comprehensive source for readers seeking to know more.

With the rise of AI-powered scams, we've witnessed a surge of scammers specifically targeting book authors. Here's what you need to be on the lookout for as an author.

Author William T. L. Cox on the future of DEI work, and how to actually change bias in our everyday lives based on scientific evidence.