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Reflections: My Time with the UNG Press as a Summer 2025 Intern
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Curious about publishing? Discover how my UNG Press internship revealed the real work behind the scenes—and why it made me more eager to join the field!
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How to Market Your Book Part 3: Frontlist Promotion
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“How to Market Your Book Part 3: Frontlist Promotion” guides authors through making the most of their book-marketing efforts immediately preceding and following publication.
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Between History and Heart: James Barnes and the Spirit Family
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Enjoy listening to, or reading the transcript of, our first episode for the new UNG Press Play Podcast!
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Global Recognition for UNG Press Author Jim Barnes: Gulbenkian Prize and Indie Award Highlight Dual Impact
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Join us in celebrating Jim Barnes, whose leadership and storytelling earned both a €1M climate prize and a national nonfiction book award—recognition that reflects the impact of his work and UNG Press values.
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How to Market Your Book Part 2: Prelaunch Promotion
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“How to Market Your Book Part 2: Prelaunch Promotion” offers tips for optimizing your book marketing strategy in the final months before your book’s launch, including establishing a promotional timeline, engaging with your network, and creating your book’s metadata.
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How to Host a UNG Press Author: Building Literary Partnerships Across the Region
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UNG Press authors are passionate about community engagement. Learn how your bookstore, library, or organization can invite a Press author for a visit or event.
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How to Market Your Book: Prepublication Preparation
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Master marketing your book without the stress. This first post in our “How to Market Your Book” series covers how writers can proactively establish their author platforms to begin buidling their networks.
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Swamped in the Classroom: Interdisciplinary Teaching Strategies for New Faculty
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Swamped is a flexible, interdisciplinary resource for new college faculty. Discover actionable teaching strategies designed to ease the transition into higher education classrooms.