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Continue reading →: Excerpt: “Jackson Street After Hours” by Paul de BarrosThe history of Seattle jazz, Jackson Street, and its Black musicians comes alive in the new edition of Jackson Street After Hours by Paul de Barros.
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Continue reading →: Bathsheba Demuth Joins Weyerhaeuser Environmental Books at UW Press as Series EditorBathsheba Demuth has been named the new series editor of Weyerhaeuser Environmental Books, following Paul S. Sutter’s twelve years of leadership.
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Continue reading →: Inside the Acquisitions Fellowship at UW PressApplications for our acquisitions fellowship are open through October 15, 2026. Learn more about the program in a Q&A with outgoing fellow Dandi Meng.
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Continue reading →: Good Sediment: A Conversation with Monica Patrice BarraIn Good Sediment: Black Ecologies and the Politics of Restoration in Coastal Louisiana, Monica Patrice Barra examines wetland restoration, environmental justice, and Black and Indigenous histories in Plaquemines Parish. She challenges “work with nature” approaches to coastal restoration and explores the cancellation of the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion and its lessons…
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