For Authors | University of Tennessee Press. University of South Carolina Press How to Submit Manuscripts. The University of South Carolina Press publishes works of original scholarship in the fields of history (American, African American, Southern, Civil War, culinary, maritime, and women's), regional studies, literature, religious studies, and rhetoric. USC Press also publishes regional general interest titles addressing the art, architecture, culture, fiction, gardening, and outdoors of the American South. Projects submitted for consideration to USC Press should include the following: 1.
A cover letter that briefly describes the work (scope, purpose, and length), explains how it differs from competing works, and assesses its likely readership. 2. If the work is a completed manuscript, a table of contents and representative chapter (not the entire manuscript); otherwise, a detailed prospectus. 3. Submissions should be sent to: University of South Carolina Press 1600 Hampton Street 5th Floor Columbia, SC 29208. University Press of Mississippi. The University Press of Mississippi is a nonprofit publisher that serves an academic and general audience. We receive approximately 600 submissions and publish an average of 60 manuscripts a year.
Our editorial program focuses on the following areas: Scholarly and trade titles in African American studies; American studies, literature, history, and culture; art and architecture; biography and memoir; ethnic studies; film studies; folklore and folk art; health; memoir and biography; military history; music; natural sciences; performance; photography; popular culture; reference; Southern studies; sports; women's studies; other liberal arts.
Special series: Special series: American Made Music; Chancellor Porter L. Submissions If you have a manuscript appropriate to our publishing program that you would like us to consider, we ask that you first submit a proposal. Photography Submission Guidelines Thank you for your interest in the University Press of Mississippi. University Press of Florida. University of North Carolina. For Prospective Authors This information should help you decide if UNC Press is an appropriate publisher for your manuscript, and if so, what a proposal should include and to whom you should send it. Areas of InterestSubmitting ProposalsManuscript Review ProcessAuthor and Manuscript Inquiry FormDissertation to Book Areas of Interest UNC Press publishes nonfiction books for academic and general audiences. We have a special interest in trade and scholarly titles about our region.
Areas of interest include: A number of the Press's books are published in special edited series. Civil War AmericaEnvisioning CubaGender and American CultureIslamic Civilization and Muslim NetworksJohn Hope Franklin Series in African American History and CultureJustice, Power, and PoliticsLatin America in Translation/en Traducción/em TraduçaoLittlefield History of the Civil War EraThe Luther H. Top Submitting proposals We welcome your written proposal and will respond to your inquiry as quickly as possible. University of Georga Press. The University of Georgia Press publishes scholarly and general-interest books in the following areas. To contact an editor, click here. To submit a book proposal, click here for submission guidelines.
Areas of interest African American studies American history American literature American studies Atlantic World studies Ecocriticism Environmental history Environmental studies Food studies Geography International relations Landscape studies Natural history Regional trade (books about Georgia and the South) Security studies Southern studies Urban studies Series and imprints The Press also publishes books in special series and imprints.
Contact an editor Mick Gusinde-Duffy Editor-in-Chief 706-542-9907mgd@ugapress.uga.edu Areas of interest: American history, American studies, African American studies, southern history, civil rights, environmental history, geography, urban studies, legal history Walter Biggins Senior Acquisitions Editor 706-542-4728wbiggins@ugapress.uga.edu. LSU Press :: Submissions. Prospective Authors What We Publish Submitting a Proposal Revising One’s Dissertation What We Publish LSU Press is one of the oldest and most prestigious academic publishers in the South. In addition to scholarly monographs, we also publish general interest books about Louisiana and the South. Areas of interest include: African American studies American history Animals/Veterinary Studies Atlantic World history and literature Business Civil War studies Cultural anthropology Environmental studies European history Fiction (two titles a year) Food and foodways Geography Literary studies Louisiana archaeology Louisiana history and culture Media studies Poetry Southern environmental history Southern music U.S.
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