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EXAMINATION COPY POLICYProfessors may request examination copies of eligible books for consideration in their courses, with a limit of three titles per course, per semester. Written requests must include the following information: title(s) of book(s) to be considered, name of instructor, name(s) of course(s), when course(s) will be taught, and estimated student enrollment for each course. Examination copies are provided at the discretion of the University Press of Mississippi. Hardbacks will only be sent if there are no paperback versions of the selected title(s) available. For University Press of Mississippi publications priced at the following amounts, please include the specified rate per book to cover the shipping and handling fee: Books priced at $24.99 or less, submit $5.00 per book. Books priced at $25.00-$39.99, submit $10.00 per book. Books priced at $40.00 or more, submit $15.00 per book. METHODS OF PAYMENT:We accept checks or money orders made out to University Press of Mississippi OR credit card information (ie. type of card, name on card, account number, and expiration date) for a Visa, Mastercard, Discover, or American Express account. DESK COPY POLICYProfessors may request complimentary desk copies of books which have been adopted and ordered for their courses. Written requests must include the following information: title(s) of book(s) adopted, name of instructor, name(s) of course(s), when course(s) will be taught, estimated student enrollment for each course, as well as the name and address of the bookstore where student copies were ordered. Desk copies are provided at the discretion of the University Press of Mississippi. Mail requests to: Download these
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READ OUR BLOGPhilip Nel remembers Maurice SendakUPM author Phil Nel has a thoughtful and touching tribute to Maurice Sendak on his blog The Most Wild Thing of All: Maurice Sendak, 1928-2012. Nel is is the author of the forthcoming Crockett Johnson and Ruth Krauss: How an Unlikely Couple Found Love, Dodged the FBI, and Transformed Children’s Literature. Johnson and Krauss influenced and intersected with Sendak throughout their careers (read more...) |






