Category: Blog
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Reader’s Reports
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An author completes their manuscript and sends it off to a publisher for publication. The process appears simple, but how do publishing houses decide whether to publish a submitted manuscript? Answer: reader’s reports. Assistants or interns review the author’s provided sample and create a reader’s report that gives a concise…
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More Praise for Splintered Shadows
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About the Book Splintered Shadows traces Marilyn F. Moriarty’s search for her mother’s hidden past. Beginning with a name on a 1945 photograph, she follows scattered clues across Europe, uncovering a life shaped by resistance, secrecy, and survival in Nazi-occupied France. What Book Reviewers Have to Say: This memoir recounts…
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Meet the Author of A Route of Surprises: LTG Larry R. Jordan
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About the Author: Lieutenant General Larry R. Jordan grew up in Kansas City, Missouri and graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1968. He retired after 35 years of active duty, serving in the Republic of Vietnam, Germany, Kuwait, Iraq, Bosnia, Kosovo, and the Pentagon. He…
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Stages of Editing
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Authored by Jocelyn Hatcher, UNG Press Intern The publishing process may appear quick and easy when looking from the outside. A story is imagined, then a manuscript is written, and once it is finished, it gets sent to a publisher for printing. However, there is a key step missing from…
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Early Praise for LTG Larry R. Jordan’s A Route of Surprises
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A Route of Surprises releases on September 8, 2026. A Route of Surprises: A Soldier’s Story of Strength, Service, and Discovery is the memoir of an Army officer whose life took an improbable journey to the highest levels of military leadership. Growing up amid barriers and expectations that constrained African American life in…
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Forthcoming Release: A Route of Surprises
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About the Book A Route of Surprises: A Soldier’s Story of Strength, Service, and Discovery is the memoir of an Army officer whose life took an improbable journey to the highest levels of military leadership. Growing up amid barriers and expectations that constrained African American life in the era, Larry R. Jordan would…
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Book Proposal Submissions: New Areas of Interest
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UNG Press now accepts book proposals in a wider range of subject areas, including but not limited to: Research Nonfiction Fiction Please note that the window for New Southern literary fiction is open from June through August every year. We hope to see your book submission in the stacks. While…

