Ohio University Press

Ohio University Press has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in August 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Ohio University Press are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email • X Besides social media accounts, ohiounivpress has populated their site with: • Student Interns - Ohio University Press • Halloween Book Sale - Ohio University Press • The Experiment Must Continue: Medical Research and Ethics in East Africa, 1940–2014 • One woman’s forgotten story reveals a dirty truth about Africa’s written histories | Global development | The Guardian • African Studies Book Sale - AFRICA23 • University Presses Are Keeping American Literature Alive: New York Times • Alone in the House of My Heart • Photographs from Detroit, 1975-2019 • “I Thought I Heard a Cardinal Sing” • Victorian Studies Sale • Hollis Summers Poetry Prize • Spoken & Heard September 15 • Press & Guide article about Bruce Harkness • BUY YOUR COPY of Common Mosses, Liverworts, and Lichens of Ohio HERE • Klips' Clips: Broom Moss • Ama Ata Aidoo: Five Decades of Killjoy Feminism • Kari Gunter-Seymour Events • Black Life in the Ohio Valley Conference • Klips' Clips: Pincushion Moss • Sara Henning at Soul Bone Literary Festival • Photographs from Detroit Book Launch & Book Beat Anniversary • Thomas H. Begay and the Navajo Code Talkers • Appalachian Mushrooms @ ACPL • Virginia Highlands Festival • New African Magazine - A glorious year for African writers • Ohio Brew Week - 50 Must-Try Craft Beers of Ohio • Cleveland History Center's By the Book: Victory on Two Fronts • Scott Longert @ Visible Voice Books • Everyday State and Democracy in Africa • Paul Laurence Dunbar Books • Paul Laurence Dunbar Sesquicentennial • Summer Solstice Event @ Brukner Nature Center • NPR article • Private Eye Writers of America Award Nominees • 2024 Hollis Summers Poetry Prize Submissions • Denton Watson at The Baltimore Co. Public Library • African Literature Association Sale • Scott Longert at ACPL • Friends of Roethke Speaker Series • 2022 Ohioana Book Festival • Appalachian Book Sale • Spoken & Heard: April • Interview with Sara Henning • Bread of the Moment • OHIO Giving Day 2022 • Scott Longert at Euclid Public Library • Electronic Version of Frank X. Walker's Affrilachia • John Thorndike at Baltimore County Public Library • Virtual Poetry Night w/ Cyrus Cassells, Sara Henning, and Jennifer Givhan • NEW SERIES: African Religions, Social Realities • Scott Longert @ MusicBoxCLE • Laura Ann Twagira, Authors @ Alden • Sara Henning Schedule • "On Grief: A Conversation with Sara Henning," Harriet Books/Poetry Foundation • The Jerrie Mock Story • Hollis Summers Poetry Prize call for submissions; World Poetry Day 2022 • Flying through a Hole in the Storm a Foreword INDIES poetry finalist • Writers Conference of Northern Appalachia • Mammals of Ohio • Scott Longert at Kirtland Public Library • Julia Munemo at Bard College • Beth Pratt named as director of the Ohio University Press • Nwando Achebe & Alice Evans on the Rocking Our Priors podcast • Baker Series in Peace and Conflict Studies • Baker Peace Conference • Spoken & Heard Registration • Cargoes in Motion • Temple of Peace • Spring/Summer 2022 Catalog • The Africanist Podcast with Cheikh Anta Babou • New Books Network Interview with Lennart Bolliger • Kyle Kondik @ Johns Hopkins • Bernard Clay at Louisville Free Public Library • Authors @ Alden with Frank X Walker • John Thorndike at Athens Public Library • The Long Red Thread • Poetry Prize Submissions • Becoming a Place of Unrest, Robert Booth • Fine Boys, Eghosa Imasuen • 20 Secrets to Success for NCAA Student-Athletes • National Coffee Day ☕️ • Kyle Kondik @ Cuyahoga County • John Thorndike @ Gramercy Books Bexley • The Shadow of Alzheimer's: Author John Thorndike Discusses Acclaimed Memoir • Dolores Huerta Stands Strong • Radical Book Talk 2 • WOUB with Andrew Welsh-Huggins • WOUB Culture profile: Raggin' On • The Last of His Mind • Allegiance, By Gurney Norman • The Histories of HIVs: The Emergence of the Multiple Viruses That Caused the AIDS Epidemics