04/18/2014
Well, we've reached the final day of New Books week, and capping things off is a bit of a potpourri. We have titles in Art and Architecture, Literature and Culture,… READ MORE
04/17/2014
This past weekend, at the annual meeting of the Medieval Academy of America, Penn Press senior editor Jerry Singerman received the Robert L. Kindrick–CARA Award for Outstanding Service to Medieval… READ MORE
Thursday on New Books Week brings us titles in Politics and Human Rights. Chains of Justice: The Global Rise of State Institutions for Human Rights Sonia Cardenas "Chains of… READ MORE
04/16/2014
We're at the midpoint of New Books Week, and today sees our biggest crop of books in one primary area of study, Medieval and Early Modern Studies. This, of course,… READ MORE
Author Sites Occasionally, our authors create web sites in support of their books. Here is a collection of those links. Advocating Dignity: Human Rights Mobilizations in Global Politics, 1945-2005 Baldeck,… READ MORE
04/15/2014
New Books Week continues today, this time with titles in Ancient Studies, Anthropology, and Religious Studies. ANCIENT STUDIES Tomb Treasures of the Late Middle Kingdom: The Archaeology of Female Burials… READ MORE
04/14/2014
A bevy of new titles have been published by Penn Press since the turn of the year, and it's high time they were featured here on the Log. So, this… READ MORE
04/08/2014
Spurred by the National Labor Relations Board's decision stating that Northwestern University's football players are actually university employees and thus able to unionize, the Inquirer ran a story on Sunday… READ MORE
01/30/2014
It is with great sadness that we learned of the death on January 20 of our valued author and friend Thomas F. Mayer.
01/09/2014
Here are some of the latest arrivals in the Penn Press warehouse. Purchase it now at www.pennpress.org or look for it at your favorite bookseller. Empire of Vines: Wine Culture… READ MORE
