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The University of Arizona Press publishes the work of leading scholars from around the globe. We invite proposals from authors of works appropriate for our award-winning list of publications. Learn more about submitting a proposal and preparing your final manuscript.

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Before submitting a proposal, please browse our books and series to learn more about our publishing program. Proposal submission guidelines are available here.

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For manuscripts that have already gone through peer review and have been accepted, our final manuscript submission guidelines are available here.

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Acquisitions Department

  • Kristen Buckles, Editor-in-Chief Read Bio
    Kristen Buckles is the University of Arizona Press’s Editor-in-Chief. In addition to serving as Department Head for the Acquisitions team, Kristen acquires new manuscripts in Indigenous studies, Latinx studies, border studies, and history. Contact Kristen at KBuckles@uapress.arizona.edu.

  • Allyson Carter, Senior Acquisitions Editor Read Bio
    Allyson Carter serves as Senior Acquisitions Editor of the University of Arizona Press and acquires new manuscripts in anthropology, Indigenous studies, archaeology, border studies, and space science. She has more than twenty years of university press publishing experience and holds a PhD from the University of Arizona in linguistics and cognitive science. Contact Allyson at acarter@uapress.arizona.edu.

  • Elizabeth Wilder, Acquisitions Editor Read Bio
    Elizabeth Wilder serves as Acquisitions Editor at the University of Arizona Press. She acquires new manuscripts for the Arizona and the Southwest list, the Press’s award-winning literary series, and in Latinx studies. She holds a PhD in English from Stanford University. Contact Elizabeth at EWilder@uapress.arizona.edu.

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