Book Series

The University of Utah Press publishes several series in partnership with scholars or organizations in various disciplines. To submit your manuscript to a series, visit the individual series page to contact the series editor. Visit the Information for Authors page for general information about the Press and specific manuscript preparation guidelines.

National Park Readers

Series editor: David Stanley

The National Park Readers series combines some of the most important and thought-provoking artistic, historical, literary, and scientific works ever published about the people and places that make up America’s most iconic national parks. To date, volumes devoted to Capitol Reef National Park, Glacier National Park, Grand Teton National Park, and Rocky Mountain National Park, are informed by a diverse selection of viewpoints and voices into easy to read and carefully edited readers that bring to life each park’s remarkable history.

The Wallace Stegner Series in Environmental Studies

Series editor: Robin Kundis Craig

This new series welcomes academic monographs and collections of original essays enlivened by new and daring approaches to environmental studies. Books from the humanities and hard sciences that advance interdisciplinary methods in environmental studies, as well those that explore the American West and new directions in critical topics such as Anthropocene studies, climate change, environmental geography, oceanography, water law, and urban ecology, are essential to the series. Named for the American writer and educator Wallace Stegner, a notable public advocate for an inclusive environmentalism, this series strives to publish work accessible to an informed general audience and specialists alike. The series welcomes submissions from established and emerging scholars and writers from around the world, and authors from underrepresented communities are especially encouraged to submit.

University of Utah Anthropological Papers

Series editor(s): Brain F. Codding, and Lisbeth A. Louderback

Begun by the late Jesse Jennings, and continued by James O'Connell and Duncan Metcalfe, the University of Utah Anthropological Papers are a comprehensive series of over one hundred archaeological and ethnographic monographs. They highlight significant sites and topics in the American West and are informed by a strong theoretical component.

Utah Series on Great Salt Lake and the Great Basin

Series editor: Jeff Nichols

This new series publishes outstanding scholarship committed to better understanding Great Salt Lake and the Great Basin from artistic, cultural, historical, natural, and scientific perspectives. The series will bring together studies of the lake and its surrounding geographies from different disciplinary lenses, genres, and personal points of view. Together, the volumes in this series reveal the depths and contours of the lake in all their multifaceted dimensions, the natural and human processes at work on the lake, and the urgent need to raise public consciousness to ensure Great Salt Lake’s enduring and iconic presence on the landscape.