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The Penn State University Press publishing program focuses on art and architectural history, American and European history, Jewish studies, religious studies, animal studies, rhetoric and communication studies, Latin American studies, medieval studies, and philosophy.
Before submitting a proposal, please be sure that we are the appropriate publisher for your work, and follow the guidelines given below. What to Include in Your Proposal. - An abstract or a description of your manuscript (1-2 pages) - Length of the manuscript in words, including notes and bibliography.
Penn State University Press provides: - Copyediting, typesetting, printing and binding. - Manuscript tracking and peer review using Aries Editorial Manager. - Copyright registration for print and/or online formats. - Advertising, conference displays, online promotion, and seasonal catalogs.
We ask that you submit your manuscript via a cloud service or on a flash drive. Please fill out and submit your author information form as well as the final checklist at the end of the Author Guidelines.
The Press promotes the advance of scholarship by disseminating knowledge—new information, interpretations, methods of analysis—with an emphasis on core fields of the humanities and social sciences.
The Press promotes the advance of scholarship by disseminating knowledge—new information, interpretations, methods of analysis—with an emphasis on core fields of the humanities and social sciences.
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Founded in 1956, The Pennsylvania State University Press has long contributed to scholarly discourse by publishing learned, relevant, first-class works for academics and the general public.
