How to Subscribe to The Ohio State University Press Email Newsletter

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The Ohio State University Press offers an email newsletter you can subscribe to directly from its website. The sign-up form asks for your email address, first name, and last name. Subscribing is the most direct way to receive news about new and forthcoming titles, since the site's homepage highlights a "New & Forthcoming Titles" section alongside a "Subscribe to our email newsletter" prompt.

Steps to Subscribe

  1. Go to ohiostatepress.org.
  2. Locate the "Subscribe to our email newsletter" section on the page.
  3. Enter your Email, First Name, and Last Name in the corresponding fields.
  4. Submit the form to complete your subscription.

Once submitted, you'll be added to the Press's mailing list for updates on new releases and publishing news.

What You'll Receive

The newsletter connects you to the Press's latest output. The site's "New & Forthcoming Titles" list gives a sense of what that includes — recent and upcoming books such as:

  • Weird Girl: Poems by Amy Thatcher
  • Decolonial Dreamwork: Africanfuturism and Imagination Beyond Development by Jenna Hanchey
  • Shamewreck: Essays by Peggy Shinner
  • A Planet in Hospice: Environmental Justice in Existential Ecofiction by Lauren S. Cardon
  • Gold Country by Vanesha Pravin
  • Intimate Scholarship: Ways of Knowing Through Black Feminist Forms by Adena Rivera-Dundas
  • The Water Defenders: How Ordinary People Saved a Country from Corporate Greed by Robin Broad and John Cavanagh

Why Subscribe

The Ohio State University Press was established in 1957 and currently publishes 50–60 new books a year. Its catalog specializes in:

  • Literary and cultural studies (including comics, narrative theory, Victorian studies, and medieval studies)
  • American studies
  • Rhetoric and communication
  • Gender and sexuality studies
  • Race and ethnic studies (including Black studies and Latinx studies)
  • Regional studies

If your interests fall in any of these areas, the newsletter keeps you informed without needing to check the site manually.

Common Questions

Do I need an account to subscribe? The form only asks for email, first name, and last name — no account creation is indicated.

Can I unsubscribe later? The site materials don't specify unsubscribe details, but standard newsletter practice applies; check the footer of any email you receive.

Is there a cost? No pricing or payment information is mentioned for the newsletter.