University Press Week is being celebrated now. Why is such a
thing even needed?
University presses are very important to the
book publishing eco-system. In between the big corporate conglomerate
publishing houses and self-publishing, you have smaller, independent presses
and the university presses.
The latter will often have the foresight and
courage to publish what the Big 5 believe to be insignificant or unprofitable
books. Most importantly, the voices published by universities may offer those
of the community that are often shunned, forgotten, misunderstood, or ignored.
The minority/contrarian/diverse ideas, people, and opinions need to be heard.
University presses often explore history,
culture, ideology, and rich areas of society that need further exploration. you may not look at who publishes a book, but very often you could be reading a book from a university press and not know it.
“University presses remain devoted to the core
mission of introducing new ideas and authors to readers everywhere," said
Association of University Presses Executive Director Peter Berkery recently.
University presses are to be commended for their
scholarly work in uncovering and preserving historical events, figures, ideas,
and documents. They illuminate our shared humanity and uniquely promote the literary arts.
For more information, please see: www.aupresses.org.
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largest book publicity firm, and two jobs at two independent presses, Brian has
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