The University of Wisconsin Press | Fall 2013 - page II

CONTENTS
New books and CDs1–39
Terrace Books4–6,12,22
Midwest Regional Titles3,6–7,11,15–19,
22–23,26,36,38–39
Recent Book Awards40
Journals41–43
Recent Backlist44–47
Ordering and Contact Information48
Author / Title Indexes Inside back cover
SUBJECT GUIDE
African Studies30–31
Agriculture & Animal Care6,39
American Studies1, 7–8,14–17
Anthropology27,29–31,41
Architecture & Landscape3,42
Art25,33–34
Asian Studies5,25,29
Biography, Memoir, Letters1, 3–7,9–10,
15–17,22–23, 28,32,38–39
Classics34–35
Cultural Studies1,8, 23–26, 28,32–33
Environment18–19,36,42
Ethnic Studies26,36
European Studies20–27,32–33,43
Digital Media Studies28
Fiction4,11–13,37
Film & Drama24–25, 32
Folklore25–26,36
Gay, Lesbian, & Transgender Interest8–11,
22–23,25,28
Geography2
Health, Disability, Medicine4,41
History1 ,7, 14–17,20–23, 27,29,36,39
Human Rights21–25, 27,30
Judaica4, 10,22–23,32
Latino/a Interest & Latin America5, 13,43
Law14,22
Literature & Criticism1,3,8, 11,32–35,43
Music26, 36
Photography38
Politics14–17,20–21,27,29–31
Psychiatry32
Religion4,10, 31
Russian, Slavic, & Eastern European Studies
25–27,33–34
Social Issues4, 9–10
Sports & Recreation, Hunting19
Travel4–5
Wisconsin & Midwest3, 6–7 ,11,15–19,
22–23,26, 36,38–39
Women’s Studies3–5,27 ,31
Our Marketing and Rights Team, Books Division
(from left) Lindsey Meier, Elena Spagnolie, Andrea Christofferson, Anne McKenna
The marketing and rights team at the University of Wisconsin Press is led by
Marketing & Sales Manager Andrea Christofferson, who oversees general
marketing strategy, sales and distribution, catalogs, advertising, new business,
and e-book planning.
Publicity & Events Manager Elena Spagnolie is responsible for media
relations, book reviews and features, author interviews, and author events
at bookstores, libraries, and similar venues. Exhibits & Data Manager
Lindsey Meier oversees all our arrangements for academic conferences, trade
shows, and special events, and also is our data maven, ensuring that our book
data and later updates reach the world. Rights Manager Anne McKenna
handles our subsidiary rights licensing (translations, book clubs, audio books,
film rights, dramatization, etc.) and supervises the granting of permissions to
third parties for re-use of portions of our books and journals.
See contact information on p. 48 or visithttp://wwwtest.uwpress.wisc.edu/staff.html.
Retirements Are Journals Division Milestones
(from left) Susan Kau, Adrienne Omen, Journals Division manager Jason Gray,
marketing manager Toni Gunnison, customer service coordinator Deb Rasmussen,
Rita Emmert, and Beth Johnson
The first six months of 2013 marked the end of an era in the Journals Division
at the University of Wisconsin Press, as four staff with a combined 141 years
of distinguished service have retired. We cannot thank them enough for all of
the contributions they have made to our successful journals program. By the
time you read this, we will have already hired some or all of the new staff, but
they will have a tough act to follow!
Susan Kau (27 years) has been the journals production manager and
assistant division manager, keeping in constant contact with journal editorial
offices to put out 33 journal issues per year, in both print and electronic
versions. Beth Johnson (37 years) has been the journals bookkeeper and
honorary mom to the whole Press. Adrienne Omen (31 years), advertising
manager, has helped all our journals succeed through extra revenues from
advertising, now available as both print ads and electronic banners. Rita
Emmert (46 years) started as a typist in 1968 and has very capably filled many
roles, including customer service and accounts payable clerk.
on the cover: Ken Kesey (see p. 1) and the Merry Pranksters’second and restored“Further”
bus; Hempfest 2010, Myrtle Edwards Park, Seattle, Washington. Photo by Joe Mabel.
Photo illustration by Sara DeHaan.