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University of Nevada Press Podcast
Interviews with authors of University of Nevada Press books.
December 17, 2023
Hammer of the Dogs
Set in the wasteland of post-apocalyptic Las Vegas, Jarret Keene's, Hammer of the Dogs (University of Nevada Press, 2023), is a literary dystopian ad…
October 22, 2023
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National Parks are sites where politics, cultures, and ecology converge. University of Northern Colorado historian Michael Welsh argues that, at Big B…
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Helmi's Shadow
Helmi's Shadow: A Journey of Survival from Russia to East Asia to the American West (U Nevada Press, 2021) tells the sweeping true story of two Russia…
December 7, 2022
War, Judgment, And Memory In The Basque Borderlands, 1914-1945
During the first half of the twentieth century, the French Basque province of Xiberoa was a place of refuge, conflict, and foreign occupation. With th…
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Crush
In 1910, the future of California wine looked dim. Beset by crises ranging from earthquakes to insect infestations, and with momentum moving toward pr…
March 2, 2022
Where No One Should Live
Today I talked to Sandra Cavallo Miller about her novel Where No One Should Live (U Nevada Press, 2021).Dr. Maya Summer works at Arizona Public Health…
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Basque Immigrants and Nevada's Sheep Industry
Ranching in the West meant more than cowboys and cattle drives, writes Dr. Iker Saitua, and assistant professor of public policy and economic history …
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The Battle to Stay in America
The debate over American immigration policy has obsessed politicians and disrupted the lives of millions of people for decades. In The Battle To Stay …
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Farm to Form
In this this interview, Carrie Tippen talks with Jessica Martell about her new book, Farm to Form: Modernist Literature and Ecologies of Food in the B…
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A trainer of beauty pageant contestants is disappointed after spending a fortune to prepare a beautiful Latina for the Miss USA pageant, only to learn…
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The City That Ate Itself
The plight of today's coal miners has gained significant attention in recent U.S. politics. As coal mining practices and technologies change in the Un…