University of Nevada Press

We mourn the passing of former Senator Harry Reid and offer our deepest condolences to his family. He was a champion for the state of Nevada and our citizens for many years. In 1998, the University of Nevada Press was honored to work with the Senator on his book, Searchlight: The Camp That Didn’t Fall, which offers a rich and vivid historical look at his birthplace and boyhood home. Learn more about both Senator Reid and Searchlight on our website at https://www.unpress.nevada.edu/books/?isbn=9780874177534. (The author in front of his boyhood home in Searchlight, ca. 1945. Courtesy of Leland Sandquist.)

Just published, Italian Immigration in the American West 1870-1940. Get your copy here: https://www.unpress.nevada.edu/books/?isbn=9781647790028

'Tis the season! Make your holiday book purchases today at https://unpress.nevada.edu/. Happy Holidays!

Just published! Exile, Nature, and Transformation in the Life of Mary Hallock Foote. Don't miss this engaging new work of literary criticism by Megan Riley McGilchrist, now available! https://unpress.nevada.edu/books/?isbn=9781647790189

Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday spent with family and friends!

We're offering a special discount now through December 31. Don't miss it! Shop at https://unpress.nevada.edu/.

Now available! As the night sky increasingly becomes flooded with artificial light pollution, author Paul Bogard and photographer Beau Rogers help connect us with natural darkness, an experience that is fading from our lives. Order from www.unpress.nevada.edu.

Check out this great interview by with author Sandra Cavallo Miller about her new novel! https://harkvalley.bulletin.com/

The University of Nevada Press is excited to announce that JoAnne Banducci has been named the new press director. She is thrilled to start her new role after more than 12 years as UNP's business manager and wants to share our Friends & Family discount with all our loyal supporters. Visit https://unpress.nevada.edu/ and enter code "FF30" at checkout. Congratulations Director Banducci!

"Adrian Louis has written a profane, hilarious, violent, and brutal novel. Instead of Dark Noir, let’s call it Red Noir." —Sherman Alexie, PEN Faulkner and National Book Award winner, Spokane/Coeur d’Alene Indian author whose latest book is You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me, a memoir https://unpress.nevada.edu/books/?isbn=9781647790240