Kennesaw State University Press

The Kennesaw State University Press
will permanently close on February 28, 2015.

Thank you to all who have supported the Kennesaw State University Press over the last decade. It has been our honor to publish the manuscripts of our many talented authors and we will certainly miss our friends in the publishing industry as well as the staff of hundreds of small bookstores all over the country.

Sadly, it is time for us to close our doors and re-direct our talents to other endeavors.

We had a great run in the publishing world with our authors and publications having won literary awards including the Georgia Author of the Year Award, the Lillian Smith Award, Atlanta Magazine’s Critics Choice Award, Georgia’s Top 25 Reading List, The Georgia Center for the Book’s All Georgia Reads. Among our authors were a former Georgia Poet Laureate, finalist for ForeWord Magazine’s Book of the Year Award, and finalist for the National Book Award.

Available October 8, 2013

Robert Sherer to Present at the 2013 Decatur Book Festival

AJC Decatur Book Festival | August 30-September 1, 2013 | Robert Sherer This Labor Day Weekend, mingle with 300 of your favorite authors, attend a reading or book signing, listen to live music and poetry, enjoy cooking demonstrations and fine wine, and participate in fun activities for the entire family during the seventh annual AJC Decatur Book Festival!

Atlanta's High Museum acquires Work of KSU Press Author/Artist Robert Sherer. Exhibit to show June 29 – September 22, 2013

High’s Michael Rooks builds collection, community; curates “Drawing Inside the Perimeter” | ArtsATL High Museum curator Michael Rooks is determined to engage with the local Atlanta artists, many who will appear in "Drawing Inside the Perimeter."

Jewish Family & Career Services Cong. Shema Yisrael presents "The Abrahamic Myth" a discussion with Prof. and KSU Press Author Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld.

His general topic for this series is "What We May Be" about the Jewish self and modern life.

Sunday, April 21, 2013 in the JF&CS Board Room at 4549 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd Atlanta, GA 30338

KSU Press Author Eugen Schoenfeld, to Speak at Holocaust Remembrance Program and Exhibit at the East Cobb Library

Holocaust Remembrance Program and Exhibit Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld from the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust will share a program commemorating Holocaust Remembrance Month. Dr. Schoenfeld is a Holocaust survivor, and we are honored that he can be with us to present this program on Tuesday evening April 16, from 6:30-7:30 pm in the East Cobb...

Mountain View Library presents KSU Press author, Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld, Holocaust survivor

Mountain View Library presents Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld, Holocaust survivor - East Cobber Join Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld, a Holocaust Survivor, when he returns to Mountain View Regional Library on Saturday, August 25th from 2-3:30pm. Dr. Schoenfeld will be discussing his experiences as a prisoner in the Auschwitz, Warsaw, Dachau and Muehldorf Concentration Camps during World War II.

2012 State Official Days of Remembrance Holocaust Observance: Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld

2012 State Official Days of Remembrance Holocaust Observance: Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld Holocaust survivor Dr. Eugen Scheonfeld reflects about his love for the United States at 2012 State Official Days of Remembrance Holocaust Observance in the ...

KSU Press Author Eugen Schoenfeld, to Speak at Georgia State University

Holocaust Survivor to Speak at Georgia State Feb. 22 — Georgia State University Eugen Schoenfeld, a Holocaust survivor and retired professor and chair of Georgia State’s Sociology Department, will speak at the university’s annual Cultural Event at 11:30 a.m., Feb. 22 in the Student Center Speakers Auditorium.

Holocaust Survivor and KSU Press Author Eugene Schoenfeld scheduled to speak at Georgia State University Cultural Program

Retired professor to speak on Holocaust experience A Holocaust survivor and retired chair of the Georgia State University sociology department is scheduled to speak during a cultural program at the university.

Holocaust Survivor and KSU Press Author Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld Speaks about his Holocaust experience at Cobb County's Mountain View Regional Library

4-25-2012 Holocaust survivor Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld speaks at Cobb County Library | Georgia Commission April 25, 20120 - Holocaust survivor and Education Director of the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust, Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld, spoke at Cobb County's Mountain View Regional Library. He shared stories of his experiences as a prisoner of Auschwitz, Warsaw, Dachau and Muehldorf Concentration Camps durin...

KSU Press Events

Kennesaw State University Press Authors

KSU Press author Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld will present a lecture titled "Is Tolerance Adequate?" today, April 11, 2006 from 11:30am–12:15pm in the University Room "C" at Kennesaw State University.

(Lecture presented by the University College and the Department of University Studies)

Interested in Georgia History? This is a must read!

Ruth and Ruby Crawford have been friends and supporters of mine for many years and were a mainstay of the Peanut Brigade in 1976. They are remarkable women who achieved success and respect in business during a time when this was uncommon for women. They continue to brighten any occasion with their wit, intelligence, and colorful matching dress. They are great supporters of many worthwhile causes and are a valuable resource for Georgia.

—President Jimmy Carter

Eagle Fans are going to love this!

Georgia Southern University is a powerhouse in Division I-AA football; with six national titles to its credit, the university’s football program has captured more titles than any other Division I football program in the nation. It should be no shock that this winning tradition was built on the work of several coaches and players and a legacy as deeply rooted and as strong as an old oak tree planted in Sweetheart Circle in the heart of the GSU campus. Although many believe that football began at the school in the 1980s, the history of this illustrious program actually stretches back to the early 1900s. A discussion of Georgia Southern’s football program recalls the names of coaches from the old football era such as Doc Quattlebaum, E.G. Cromartie, and H.A. Woodle. Reminiscing about the Eagles conjures up images of coaches Erk Russell, Tim Stowers, and Paul Johnson each accepting the national championship trophy and notable players such as Tracy Ham, Adrian Peterson, and Jayson Foster. But, aside from the trophies and cheering crowds, little is known about the struggles the football program faced or the constant fight to keep it alive and nurture it into what it is today—a program synonymous with championships and athletic excellence. This book chronicles the guts and glory that built the legendary football program at Georgia Southern University.