Now on our site! We have our mission statement, selection criteria, information about the LibraryPress@UF Editorial Collective, and the name change policy!
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Promotional Plans
Abstract for our presentation at the Library Publishing Forum in 2021, where we will present on our first virtual book launch, and sharing our new documentation on promotional work.
As SOURCE continues to evolve with our fifth issue released, we want to make sure our fantastic stories are being shared!
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Books Coming this Year!
The LibraryPress@UF has these books in process, and we look forward to announcing and promoting each before the end of 2021:
- Impact of Materials on Society (textbook, print-on-demand, POD, and digital)
- African American Studies: 50 Years at the University of Florida (edited collection, and course reader; POD and digital)
- Inspired by Cuba: Dellivering Cuba Through the Mail, Cuba’s Presence in Non-Cuban Postage Stamps and Envelopes (print)
- B is for Baldwin, an edited collection about the Baldwin Library of Historical Children’s Literature (POD and digital)
In addition to these, we have many other confirmed and pending-confirmation publications and projects:
CFP: sx archipelagos: Special Issue on the Digital Library of the Caribbean (dLOC)
CFP: sx archipelagos: Special Issue on the Digital Library of the Caribbean (dLOC)
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Happy Holidays
Enjoy our wild & fun holiday message.
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New & Coming Changes
For me, December is always a time to finish things, clean-up, prep for the new year, and take stock, reflecting on what we’ve accomplished. In other years, this has meant sorting paper files, shredding old documents, and dusting my office. While those things are different, in taking stock of little to big projects and our LibraryPress@UF program, we have so much to celebrate!
While we were sad to miss a scheduled presentation at the 2020 Florida Digital Humanities Conference in St. Augustine due to the pandemic, we were thrilled to be asked to contribute a mini version of our talk in video form. Each member of the LP@UF four-person team explores an aspect of the program, including journal […]
The goal of the DEI in Publishing Interview Series is to learn from scholars at different stages in their careers, in hopes that their publishing experience will drive others into exploring strategies for promoting equity and inclusion.
