Copyright and the Sedulous Ape
We’re honored to have B.J. Robinson, University Press Director, as a guest author today. Dr. Robinson has published scholarly works on late Victorian literature and …
Read MoreOctavia Butler: The Godmother of Science Fiction
Octavia Estelle Butler, born June 22,1947, was a science fiction writer. She began her writing during a time when the genre was white and male …
Read MoreIntern Spotlight: Collette Whittemore
Hello, everyone! My name is Collette Whittemore, and I am a new intern at the University of North Georgia Press for the summer. I am …
Read MoreCelebrating Russian Authors on Russian Language Day
You may know that 193 countries make-up the United Nations (UN), but did you know that there are 6 official languages for the UN? Arabic, …
Read MorePeace Officers Memorial Day
Today’s blog is written by author John Cagle. Cagle is the former Chief Deputy of the Dawson County Sheriff’s Office and was a Special Agent …
Read MoreHow Open Pedagogy Helps Students and Teachers
This blog was adapted from the panel “Open Pedagogy: Who, What, Where, How, and Why” presented by the UNG Press at the 2019 USG Teaching …
Read MoreIndie Bookstore Spotlight
Bookstores like Barnes & Noble and Books-a-Million! are competing with the likes of Amazon for business, but where does that leave the small-town shops we …
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