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'Before Queer Theory' cover image Before Queer Theory
'Gertrude Stein Has Arrived' cover image Gertrude Stein Has Arrived
'The Truth about College Admission' cover image The Truth about College Admission
'Separated' cover image Separated
'Killing for the Republic' cover image Killing for the Republic
'A Monument to Dynasty and Death' cover image A Monument to Dynasty and Death
'Quantitative Analyses in Wildlife Science' cover image Quantitative Analyses in Wildlife Science
'Ephemeral Bibelots' cover image Ephemeral Bibelots
'Renewable Energy and Wildlife Conservation' cover image Renewable Energy and Wildlife Conservation
'The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation' cover image The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation
'College Made Whole' cover image College Made Whole
'Death by Regulation' cover image Death by Regulation
'Field Guide to Freshwater Fishes of Virginia' cover image Field Guide to Freshwater Fishes of Virginia
'Nightmare Factories' cover image Nightmare Factories
'International Wildlife Management' cover image International Wildlife Management
'Water Resources' cover image Water Resources
'The Second Seminole War and the Limits of American Aggression' cover image The Second Seminole War and the Limits of American Aggression
'The Algiers Motel Incident' cover image The Algiers Motel Incident

Catalogs

Science Catalog

Explore our 2019 science catalog to discover the latest titles in popular science, bestselling textbooks, wildlife management and conservation, mammalogy, paleontology and evolution, ichthyology and herpetology, and more. Read more

Series

Johns Hopkins: Poetry and Fiction

The Johns Hopkins: Poetry and Fiction Series, founded by John T. Irwin, is one of the oldest continuously published literary series in the country. For 40 years, Johns Hopkins University Press has published distinguished works of poetry and short fiction exhibiting formal excellence and strong emotional appeal. The series publishes work by both established and emerging writers, and echoes the spirit of aesthetic inquiry found in the Johns Hopkins Writing Seminars. 

General Editor: Wyatt Prunty 

News, Events & Awards

Peer Review Week: Singing the Unsung

“Do not publish this book!”

This is the shortest peer review I’ve ever received, and by far, the most direct. In five short words, it spoke volumes. I can’t tell you who wrote it—that would violate a trust—but I can tell you the book never saw the light of day. Most peer reviews are more constructive, but this one stands out in my mind for its, well, minimalism.

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