The Changing Landscape of Academic Book Publishing
About This Event
Curious about how the publishing world has changed since you published your last book? Join editors from Syracuse University Press, Lever Press, Oxford University Press, and New York University Press for a candid conversation about evolving book publishing practices, including open access models, multimodal and unconventional formats, acquisition trends, and author expectations. Designed for faculty preparing second (or third) books or looking beyond the manuscript, early-career faculty are also welcome. The scholarly publishing world is continuously in flux: this workshop will bring scholars with pending book manuscripts up to speed on today’s publishing landscape.
We want to hear from you! Have a question for the editors? Let us know in the registration form, and we will use your advance questions to scaffold the conversation. We will do our best to address as many questions as possible during the session.
This workshop is aimed at faculty in the humanities and humanistic social sciences. Real-time captioning will be provided.
Featured Guests
Panelists
- Ilene Kalish, Executive Editor, NYU Press
- Lucy Randall, Senior Editor, Oxford University Press
- Sean Guynes, Senior Acquiring Editor, Lever Press
- Heather Stauffer, Editor-in-Chief, Syracuse University Press
Moderator
- Alex Wollinka, Editorial Assistant, Syracuse University Press
Co-sponsors
- Syracuse University Libraries
- Syracuse University Press
- Syracuse University Office of Research
Feb. 19, 2027, 10 a.m. to noon
Zoom (registration will be available soon)
HF4: Corridor Futures & Initiatives
Audience: Open to the Public
Host: Syracuse University
Category: Workshop or Mini-Seminar