The University of Utah Press announced this morning the creation of The Juanita Brooks Series in Mormon History and Culture. Here is more from their email announcement (sign up for email updates from the press HERE):
The Juanita Brooks Series in Mormon History and Culture Editor: Amanda Hendrix-Komoto, Montana State University |
This series, named for pioneering Mormon historian Juanita Brooks, welcomes exciting new academic monographs and contributed volumes of previously unpublished essays that break new ground in the study and understanding of Mormon history and culture. Books that explore understudied or controversial aspects of Mormonism are considered essential to the intellectual mission of the series, as are works that put Mormon history and culture in conversation with contemporary scholarly trends in transnational studies, Native American and Indigenous studies, the study of the American West, women’s history, and regional histories. Always open and inclusive, the series accepts proposals from established and emerging scholars and writers alike, while striving to publish rigorous scholarship accessible to an informed general audience.
For more information, please contact:Tom Krause, acquisitions editor at the University of Utah Press, at tom.krause@utah.edu, or series editor Amanda Hendrix-Komoto, at Amanda.hendrixkomoto@montana.edu. |
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