KSUP Author Mike Pride discussed Harriet Dame, a matron who served as a nurse at the front of the Union Army for the duration of the Civil War. Hosted by the New Hampshire Historical Society on C-Span.
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About his book: No Place for a Woman: Harriet Dame’s Civil War.
Great news! Four recent KSUP titles have been announced as 2022 Foreword INDIES Book of the Year finalists.
Mike Pride, No Place for a Woman: Harriet Dame’s Civil War – Biography Category
Farnaz Fatemi, Sister Tongue زبان خواهر – Poetry Category
John Grabowski & Lauren Pacini, Cleveland’s Cultural Gardens: A Landscape of Diversity – Regional […]
“The Lion’s Country: C. S. Lewis’s Theory of the Real by Charlie W. Starr is reviewed by Christianity Today.
“In his fiction, Starr argues, ‘Lewis imagines the possibility of vertical, horizontal, and even interior realities, a multiverse of being that is even more than merely hierarchical. Like a cube, it may have vertical realities, horizontal realities, and […]
KentWired interviews author/editor Tameka Ellington about her upcoming book, Black Hair in a White World, and the challenges of black hair.
“You get a negative message about our natural texture and the fact that it needs to be straightened,” said Taura Taylor, an assistant professor at Morehouse [and contributor to the book]. “But once it’s straightened, […]
Strand Magazine reviews four of our most recent true crime titles.
“Kent State University Press has been publishing some of the most interesting historical true-crime stories in recent years. Some of these cases dominated the headlines nationwide; others were simply nine-day wonders in small towns and rapidly faded into obscurity. The publisher’s True Crime History series […]
Elizabeth De Wolf, author of The Murder of Mary Bean and Other Stories, speaks to Bangor Daily News about this 19th-century tale of abortion and murder.
“’This is a story about women in the workforce, and the price of progress and who should even be in the workforce,’ said University of New England professor Elizabeth De Wolfe, […]
Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine reviews Queen of the Con: From a Spiritualist to the Carnegie Imposter by Thomas Crowl.
“Crowl offers an eye-opening and often amusing romp through a more innocent time, when trust was easily earned and just as easily abused. Chadwick’s real name was Elizabeth Bigley and she began stealing and defrauding as a […]
Don’t miss Poachers Were My Prey author Chip Gross. He speaks to Bear Grease podcast about undercover wildlife agent RT Stewart of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources who was a lead agent on the largest turkey poaching sting in US history. Pt. 1 of 3.
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The Journal of Inklings Studies offers praise for A Sense of Tales Untold: Exploring the Edges of Tolkien’s Literary Canvas by Peter Grybauskas.
“Grybauskas’s book manages to provide a fresh look at the subject matter, all the more valuable on account of his comprehensive studies of individual works. All in all, the volume is a must-have […]
Don’t miss this year’s Ohioana Book Festival, April 22, 2023 at the Columbus Metropolitan Library’s Main Library. This year includes appearances by KSU Press authors Tom Batiuk, Former Ohio governor Richard F. Celeste, Guy L. Denny, John J. Grabowski, & Lauren R. Pacini.
