September 26, 2023
School: A Novel by Ray Levy978-1-57366-202-4 / $16.95 paper978-1-57366-904-7 / $9.95 ebook There is Only One Ghost in the World by Sophie Klahr and Corey Zeller 978-1-57366-203-1 / $16.95 paper978-1-57366-905-4… READ MORE
September 12, 2023
Philip Henry Gosse (1810–1888) was an English naturalist and illustrator who spent eight months of 1838 on the Alabama frontier, teaching planters’ children in Dallas County and studying the native… READ MORE
September 6, 2023
At the University of Alabama Press, we take immense pride in our commitment to fostering and disseminating knowledge through the written word. From academic works that push the boundaries of… READ MORE
August 30, 2023
In the world of literature, book covers are often the first impression a reader has of a new publication. They serve as a visual gateway, beckoning readers to explore the… READ MORE
August 23, 2023
In the realm of artistic creation, the interplay between mediums often produces the most captivating and immersive experiences. Lance Olsen, a master of literary innovation, seamlessly interlaces literature and music… READ MORE
August 18, 2023
The University of Alabama Press is pleased to announce the new book series CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND METHODS IN INDIGENOUS STUDIES! Denise E. Bates and Margaret Vaughan, series editors This series… READ MORE
August 12, 2023
“August 12. Startling news from Washington. Clays bill has been defeated, and Texas is much excited upon her boundary with New Mexico.” —Talladega County, Alabama farmer James Mallory’s entry for… READ MORE
The University of Alabama Press had the privilege of attending the Alabama Jewish History and Culture Symposium on July 25, 2023, which proved to be an enlightening and memorable event…. READ MORE
August 8, 2023
Where the written word has a home, community does also. The University of Alabama Press is taking a crucial role in spreading important, cultural literature from the state of Alabama…. READ MORE
August 3, 2023
In my early twenties, after I left Alabama, I worked as a caseworker in a swampy part of western Tennessee known as the Bottoms. My clients—mostly poor white people who… READ MORE
