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Wisconsin Bookwatch called SHARING THE LOVE OF GARDENING by Kristie Wolferman a "magnificently illustrated, meticulously...
09/23/2025

Wisconsin Bookwatch called SHARING THE LOVE OF GARDENING by Kristie Wolferman a "magnificently illustrated, meticulously researched, impressively well organized and informative horticultural society history."

From now until the end of football season if the Missouri Tigers win we'll offer a special discount the following Tuesda...
09/23/2025

From now until the end of football season if the Missouri Tigers win we'll offer a special discount the following Tuesday! This weekend the Tigers won against the South Carolina Gamecocks 29-20! So today only we’re offering a 29% discount on all titles. Use code GOTIGERS on our website. M-I-Z-Z-O-U!

In partnership with the University of Missouri, we publish peer-reviewed books, textbooks, and references in the humanities and sciences. As Missouri’s premier university press, we disseminate knowledge through scholarly publications, enhancing life for Missourians and beyond, while focusing on im...

The Journal of Military History said this about CHASING THE SHADOW by Steven Ossad: “Anyone interested in understanding ...
09/22/2025

The Journal of Military History said this about CHASING THE SHADOW by Steven Ossad: “Anyone interested in understanding the early history of the IDF and its success in the 1948 conflict between Israel and its neighbors should read this important book.”

The American Historical Review said MOUND CITY by Patricia Cleary "represents a painstaking effort to return Indigenous ...
09/22/2025

The American Historical Review said MOUND CITY by Patricia Cleary "represents a painstaking effort to return Indigenous peoples to the narrative history of St. Louis by examining how the Indigenous presence, human and material, shaped the city even as that presence was appropriated or ignored by the American settler regime.”

Rona Simmons, author of NO AVERAGE DAY: The 24 Hours of October 24, 1944, is now on Substack! Check out her new newslett...
09/17/2025

Rona Simmons, author of NO AVERAGE DAY: The 24 Hours of October 24, 1944, is now on Substack! Check out her new newsletter, “Gone for a Soldier”:

https://goneforasoldier.substack.com/

This Wednesday, Sept. 17 at 5 P.M. EDT, Dave Bridge, author of PUSHBACK, will deliver a Constitution Day lecture at Jame...
09/15/2025

This Wednesday, Sept. 17 at 5 P.M. EDT, Dave Bridge, author of PUSHBACK, will deliver a Constitution Day lecture at James Madison College about what happens after the Supreme Court makes unpopular rulings.

For more information:

https://jmc.msu.edu/events/2025/09/Constitution-Day-at-JMC

Today at noon CST, Dan Burkhardt, author of TRAILS ACROSS MISSOURI, will discuss the book at The State Historical Societ...
09/09/2025

Today at noon CST, Dan Burkhardt, author of TRAILS ACROSS MISSOURI, will discuss the book at The State Historical Society of Missouri. The talk will be preceded by a ten-minute short film at 11:50 a.m.

For more information:

shsmo.org/history-on-elm

Tomorrow, Sept. 9, at noon, Dan Burkhardt, author of TRAILS ACROSS MISSOURI, will discuss the book at The State Historic...
09/08/2025

Tomorrow, Sept. 9, at noon, Dan Burkhardt, author of TRAILS ACROSS MISSOURI, will discuss the book at The State Historical Society of Missouri. The talk will be preceded by a ten-minute short film at 11:50 a.m.

For more information:

https://shsmo.org/history-on-elm

Perspectives on Politics said this about PUSHBACK by Dave Bridge: “Dave Bridge has written an important book that makes ...
09/08/2025

Perspectives on Politics said this about PUSHBACK by Dave Bridge:

“Dave Bridge has written an important book that makes a valuable contribution to the regime politics literature. His final chapter on the political landscape following Dobbs should be one that readers return to year after year to assess the predictive powers of his pushback theory.”

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