Below is the cover for All This Beauty, a new anthology of literary Florida edited by Kristen Arnett and P. Scott Cunningham, forthcoming from University Press of Florida in early March 2027. The c…

How communities across the US South are fighting to save their home from the effects of environmental changeRising seas, extreme heat, fragile infrastructure...

University Press of Florida (UPF) is pleased to announce “Florida Editions,” a new book series that recovers literary works of special significance to the state, reviving them for modern audiences.......

Reinterpreting Florida’s mission sites as places where Indigenous peoples and missionaries negotiated power, culture, and survivalThis book approaches Flor...

Eight decades of presidential policies and how they shaped American Jewish identity and historyThe first book to explore how American presidents have respond...

Inside the 100-year history of one of America’s most elaborate movie palacesOpulent and nostalgic, Tampa Theatre is one of the most magnificent movie palac...

Hispanic Heritage Month occurs annually from September 15–October 15. To celebrate, we’re highlighting a collection of our recent and bestselling publications relating to Hispanic and Latinx history a...

A global exploration of the many ways forts served as instruments of conquest and spaces of cultural exchangeEuropean colonial fortifications were built to a...

Ryland Grace is the sole survivor on a desperate, last-chance mission—and if he fails, humanity and the earth itself will perish.

This debut is a collection of captivating and true vignettes about bodega customers who are as human and colorful as they are industrious.

Katya Wesolowski shares her open access experience with Capoeira Connections: A Memoir in Motion.

Two little-known story collections from H.D. that offer new ways of thinking about the role of the short story genre in the writer’s career and the moderni...

A window into a Dominican family's bodega and the community at its heartA bodega is much more than a neighborhood grocery store—it's a lifeline to communi...

University Press of Florida invites you to attend its free virtual Fall 2026 Publishing Symposium.

Exploring how humans and animals in the US Southeast interacted to shape social, ritual, and cosmological worlds across thousands of yearsArchaeologists ofte...

Awe-inspiring photographs of the ancient wetlands of the American South by National Geographic Explorer Mac Stone, highlighting spectacular webs of life belo...

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Welcome to the Fall 2026 issue of the University Press of Florida and UF Press newsletter.

Inside the farming traditions that have supported food sovereignty and community resistance in past and present TlaxcalaIn this book, Keitlyn Alcántara draw...

Join University Press of Florida for a conversation between three of our authors who have recently published books of creative nonfiction. The conversation will be facilitated by UPF editor-in-chief S...

We are saddened to share that Juan Carlos Rodríguez, UF Press series editor and author, has passed away.   Rodríguez was coeditor, alongside Héctor Fernández L’Hoeste, of the UF Press... READ MORE

When did you know that you wanted to write this book? What led you to the town of Arcadia and these two stories from its past? I grew up ...

Tracing the origins and cultural impact of an Afro-Panamanian musical genreIn Reggae en Español, Sonja Stephenson Watson chronicles the emergence and influe...

When did you know that you wanted to write this book? What led you to the town of Arcadia and these two stories from its past? I grew up ...