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Congratulations to Thomas Hauser on his induction to the International Boxing Hall of Fame! His most recent collection of #boxing essays is A Dangerous Journey.
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Happy #NationalPoetryMonth! Here's a poem from @JessRiz from her debut collection—the magic my body becomes—winner of the 2017 Etel Adnan Poetry Prize.
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RT @UArkansas: As local schools remain closed due to the COVID-19 crisis, check out these helpful (and free!) resources to keep your child’…
RT @UArkansas: We are here to help businesses during the crisis. A partnership between the #UARK Small Business & Technology Development Ce…
Nice to see Olimpismo: The Olympic Movement in the Making of Latin America and the Caribbean in @Olympics Studies! #OlympicGames #Olympics2020
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The University of Arkansas Press continues to operate as staff work from home. Please review our staff listing and feel free to get in touch via email with any questions. Submissions of all types are open. Submissions for the 2021 Etel Adnan Poetry Prize, edited by...
University of Arkansas Press shipping update
Due to the impact of COVID-19, the governor of Illinois has issued a stay-at-home order for the entire state, beginning Saturday, March 21, 2020. The Chicago Distribution Center, which distributes books for the University of Arkansas Press, has therefore closed its...
Two reviews for Defending the American Way of Life
“The machinations of the role of sport throughout America’s Cold War battles is both familiar and unexplored territory, something that this fine edited collection makes clear. With this set of probing essays, the editors Toby C. Rider and Kevin B. Witherspoon...
The University of Arkansas Press remains open.
Life in our community, much as it is around the world, feels like a dramatically altered state, and we understand how unsettling the uncertainty can be. As in-person classes and gatherings on our campus come to a halt and plans to travel and coordinate events...
Jose Padua interviewed at Rain Taxi
“A Short History of Monsters explodes like a cluster bomb of hilarious, acerbic, menacing, satirical, clear-eyed, and self-effacing poetry that uncomfortably lays bare Washington, DC poet Jose Padua’s experiences growing up as a Filipino in a white world and an...
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