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University of Nevada Press The University of Nevada Press publishes original and innovative ideas about the American West. Subje

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A publisher of books on the Great Basin, the environment, Native American Studies, and a variety of other topics.

12/30/2021
We mourn the passing of former Senator Harry Reid and offer our deepest condolences to his family. He was a champion for...
12/29/2021

We mourn the passing of former Senator Harry Reid and offer our deepest condolences to his family. He was a champion for the state of Nevada and our citizens for many years. In 1998, the University of Nevada Press was honored to work with the Senator on his book, Searchlight: The Camp That Didn’t Fall, which offers a rich and vivid historical look at his birthplace and boyhood home. Learn more about both Senator Reid and Searchlight on our website at https://www.unpress.nevada.edu/books/?isbn=9780874177534. (The author in front of his boyhood home in Searchlight, ca. 1945. Courtesy of Leland Sandquist.)

Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday spent with family and friends!
11/24/2021

Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday spent with family and friends!

Now available! As the night sky increasingly becomes flooded with artificial light pollution, author Paul Bogard and pho...
10/27/2021

Now available! As the night sky increasingly becomes flooded with artificial light pollution, author Paul Bogard and photographer Beau Rogers help connect us with natural darkness, an experience that is fading from our lives. Order from www.unpress.nevada.edu.

The University of Nevada Press is excited to announce that JoAnne Banducci has been named the new press director. She is...
10/12/2021

The University of Nevada Press is excited to announce that JoAnne Banducci has been named the new press director. She is thrilled to start her new role after more than 12 years as UNP's business manager and wants to share our Friends & Family discount with all our loyal supporters. Visit https://unpress.nevada.edu/ and enter code "FF30" at checkout. Congratulations Director Banducci!

"Adrian Louis has written a profane, hilarious, violent, and brutal novel. Instead of Dark Noir, let’s call it Red Noir....
10/06/2021

"Adrian Louis has written a profane, hilarious, violent, and brutal novel. Instead of Dark Noir, let’s call it Red Noir." —Sherman Alexie, PEN Faulkner and National Book Award winner, Spokane/Coeur d’Alene Indian author whose latest book is You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me, a memoir https://unpress.nevada.edu/books/?isbn=9781647790240

Happy   to "Latinos in Nevada." An extensive political, social, and economic profile of Latinos in the Silver State. It ...
06/01/2021

Happy to "Latinos in Nevada." An extensive political, social, and economic profile of Latinos in the Silver State. It also explores the past, present, and future impact of the Hispanic/Latinx population on the state.

“A well-defined analysis of baseline data and trends that highlights the social and political role of the fastest-growing minority group in the state, projected to approach 30% of the population in 2020.” —Dr. Enrique Lamadrid, distinguished professor emeritus of Spanish at the University of
New Mexico and editor of the Querencias Series at the University of New Mexico Press

  originated in the years following the Civil War and became an official federal holiday in 1971. It honors the men and ...
05/31/2021

originated in the years following the Civil War and became an official federal holiday in 1971. It honors the men and women who have died in service to the nation.

   was originally called “Decoration Day.” It received this name because the holiday was celebrated by decorating the gr...
05/28/2021



was originally called “Decoration Day.” It received this name because the holiday was celebrated by decorating the gravestones of fallen soldiers with flags, flowers, etc.

Remembering our beloved friend and author, Brian Rogers who has left us much too soon. Thank you for sharing your vision...
05/26/2021

Remembering our beloved friend and author, Brian Rogers who has left us much too soon. Thank you for sharing your vision and wisdom with us—you have touched so many lives and will be greatly missed.

Sometimes you just have to concede the reading chair.
05/24/2021

Sometimes you just have to concede the reading chair.

It looks like the warm weather is here to stay, which means it's the perfect time to plan a hike! Mike White offers a va...
05/14/2021

It looks like the warm weather is here to stay, which means it's the perfect time to plan a hike! Mike White offers a variety of hiking books with trails across the West, from short walks to multi-day backpacking trips. Check out his latest book, 50 OF THE BEST STROLLS, WALKS, AND HIKE AROUND CARSON CITY.

Order at unpress.nevada.edu and use code HIKE40 to save 40% on any of Mike White's hiking books now through June 30—with free shipping!

In case you missed his last event, Maceo Montoya will be giving another book talk about his novel, PREPARATORY NOTES FOR...
05/13/2021

In case you missed his last event, Maceo Montoya will be giving another book talk about his novel, PREPARATORY NOTES FOR FUTURE MASTERPIECES ON Wednesday, May 19 at 4pm (PST). He will be in conversation with a UC Davis colleague Robert Patrick Newcomb. Enter the Meeting ID and passcode provided on the image or use the following link on Wednesday, May 19 at 4pm (PST): https://ucdavis.zoom.us/j/5309029313

05/11/2021

Happy to WHAT THE RIVER SAID by Sandra Cavallo Miller! In this exhilarating follow-up to THE COLOR OF ROCK and WHERE LIGHT COMES AND GOES, Dr. Abby Wilmore must learn to confront her past in order to stand up for the ones she loves.

Learn more and order at https://bit.ly/33AjQt6

Wishing all the mothers out there a nice, relaxing Sunday!
05/09/2021

Wishing all the mothers out there a nice, relaxing Sunday!

Happy first week of May! Is anyone else eagerly planning their summer reading list?
05/07/2021

Happy first week of May!
Is anyone else eagerly planning their summer reading list?

Happy   to ONE SHOT FOR GOLD by Eleanor Lee Swent! One of the first mining histories set almost entirely after 1980, cov...
05/04/2021

Happy to ONE SHOT FOR GOLD by Eleanor Lee Swent! One of the first mining histories set almost entirely after 1980, covering the development, operation, and afterlife of the McLaughlin Mine. Receive 30% OFF at checkout with code UNP30. https://bit.ly/3eeLKkf

Join Maceo Montoya, author of PREPARATORY NOTES FOR FUTURE MASTERPIECES for his first reading on May 6 at 5PM (PST). He ...
05/03/2021

Join Maceo Montoya, author of PREPARATORY NOTES FOR FUTURE MASTERPIECES for his first reading on May 6 at 5PM (PST). He shares the stage with author . RSVP: bit.ly/2PDugER

Happy   to PREPARATORY NOTES FOR FUTURE MASTERPIECES by Maceo Montoya!  Weekly calls this humorous satire a “delightful ...
04/27/2021

Happy to PREPARATORY NOTES FOR FUTURE MASTERPIECES by Maceo Montoya! Weekly calls this humorous satire a “delightful postmodern illustrated novel.” Learn more and order at http://bit.ly/3rBrq0R

We know where we will be tomorrow night! Deirdre McNamer will be talking about her new  , AVIARY, along with our author ...
04/12/2021

We know where we will be tomorrow night! Deirdre McNamer will be talking about her new , AVIARY, along with our author David Horgan: Tuesday, April 13, at 6:00pm (Mountain Time). The event is sponsored by the Montana Book Festival. https://bit.ly/3a2Ocbi

A Conversation with beloved Montana author Dee McNamer and David Horgan, guitarist for the Big Sky Mud Flaps! Aviary is a masterful exploration of the rich and hidden facets of human character, as illuminated by the mysterious connections among the residents of a senior residence in Montana. At the....

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Don’t miss our next episode with guest David A. Olivas, the author of eleven books, including How to Date a Flying Mexican: New and Collected Stories (University of Nevada Press, 2022).

Host Daniel Chacòn will speak with Olivas about his forthcoming book, My Chicano Heart: New and Collected Stories of Love and Other Transgressions (University of Nevada Press, 2023).

Catch it Sunday, on-air, via KTEP, or on-demand, at https://www.wordsonawire.org.

Check out Daniel A. Olivas' multi-genre short story collection, "How to Date a Flying Mexican," published by University of Nevada Press.
Even during the last two years of the pandemic, University of Nevada Press has published nearly 50 titles. 📚 We caught up with them as they celebrate 61 years this year:
Started by author Robert Laxalt in 1961 and based at UNR, University of Nevada Press has published 530 books about Nevada and the American West. And now, they're celebrating 61 (yes, 61) years.

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VIRTUAL BOOK READING. Join me Friday, May 27th at 4 p.m. when I discuss my new book “Outback Nevada: Real Stories from the Silver State” with host Emily Bennett of Reno’s Sundance Books, Nevada’s largest independent bookstore. We’ll yack about varmints, visionaries and the story that got away. JOIN US HERE:
“Yes, the chisme would most certainly creep out of the city limits, inexorably spreading like a noxious fog, finally reaching all of her friends and family, who would shake their collective head about poor Conchita Lozano de la Peña finally going loca.” —Daniel A. Olivas (University of Nevada Press) :
Thank you for publishing Brian Rogers's novel The Whole of the Moon. Andrew Tonkovich wrote a superb review of it in the latest issue of Citric Acid Literary Journal that was published this week.
Searching for spring reading? Our latest includes the first lines of notable books like Pure Colour (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) by Sheila Heti and How to Date a Flying Mexican (University of Nevada Press) by Daniel A. Olivas.
Congrats to former visiting fellow Paul Formisano (University of South Dakota Department of English) on a couple publications that grew out of his time here at the Redd Center in 2020 - an article in Rivers of America and a forthcoming monograph with the University of Nevada Press!

- “First in Time, First in Right: Native Self-Determination in the Colorado River Basin.” https://doi.org/10.31261/rias.10049.

- Tributary Voices: Literary and Rhetorical Explorations of the Colorado River (April 2022), https://www.unpress.nevada.edu/books/?isbn=9781647790424
Miles Wilson’s fifth book and second novel, *McKenzie Rampant: A Frolic for Oregon,* will be published in 2022 by the University of Nevada Press! 🎉
Embark contributor Sandra Cavallo Miller has now published her fourth novel with the University of Nevada Press. WHERE NO ONE SHOULD LIVE tackles public health, residency training, undocumented neighbors, aging parents, and the personal lives of physicians, all in the context of a mystery! Pick up a copy here:
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