About Clemson University Press
Established in 2000, Clemson University Press has expanded in recent years, adding approximately twenty-five books and journal issues per annum to its strong backlist of more than a hundred titles. In 2014, the Press entered into partnership with Liverpool University Press, an award-winning publisher of distinguished scholarship since 1899. Through this strategic international partnership, the Press is a global ambassador for Clemson University (an R1 classified, top-25 public university), distributing increasingly diverse and impactful scholarship worldwide. Our ambitious publishing program continues to highlight the rigorous standard of critical and creative output from Clemson and further distinguishes the University as a center for research and culture. All of our publications enjoy the highest standards through external review and appraisal by the Editorial Advisory Board.
Editorial Advisory Board
Wayne K. Chapman, Founding Director, Clemson University Press
Su Cho, Assistant Professor of English, Clemson University
Lisa Colton, Professor of Musicology, Liverpool University
Anthony Cond, Chief Executive Officer, Liverpool University Press
Christopher Cox, Dean, Clemson University Libraries
Lauren Crosby, Assistant Professor of Music, Clemson University
Andrew Dorkin, Acquisitions Editor, Clemson University Press
Gabriel Hankins, Associate Professor of English, Clemson University
Michael LeMahieu, Professor of English, Clemson University
Brian McGrath, Professor of English, Clemson University
Alison Mero, Director, Clemson University Press
Lee Morrissey, Alumni Distinguished Professor of English, Clemson University
Otis Pickett, University Historian, Clemson University
Frank Shovlin, Professor and Head of the Institute of Irish Studies, Liverpool University
Barbara J. Speziale, Professor of Biological Sciences, Clemson University
Rhondda Robinson Thomas, Calhoun Lemon Professor of English, Clemson University
Dawn Anticole White, Managing Editor, Land-Grant Press by Clemson Extension