Sentence examples for press specializing from inspiring English sources

This October, however, Enigma Books, a small press specializing in modern European history, is to publish a new English translation titled "Hitler's Second Book: The Unpublished Sequel to 'Mein Kampf.' " The translator is Krista Smith, and the editor is Gerhard L. Weinberg, an emeritus professor of 20th-century history at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

He serves as the reviews editor for Electric Literature as well as publisher-in-chief of Civil Coping Mechanisms, an indie press specializing in innovative fiction and poetry.

Brad Listi is an author and the founder of The Nervous Breakdown, an online culture magazine and literary community that now includes TNB Books, an independent press specializing in literary fiction and nonfiction.

The press specialized in small editions, printed with meticulous care on an old-fashioned handpress that occupied a room in his house.

The Plantin press specialized in emblem literature, publishing at Antwerp in 1564 the Emblemata of the Hungarian physician and historian Johannes Sambucus; in 1565, that of the Dutch physician Hadrianus Junius (Adriaen de Jonghe); and, at Leiden, the early English emblem book, Geoffrey Whitney's Choice of Emblemes (1585), an anthology of emblems from Alciato, Junius, and others.

The university presses specialize in subjects such as film criticism (the University of Illinois Press and the University of Chicago Press) or literary theory (Columbia University Press) or literature in translation (Slavic literature at Northwestern University Press) for which the trade publishers have neither the inclination nor the resources.

He retired as the publisher of Cockbird Press, which specialized in travel books.

His books are published by Forge, a division of St. Martin's Press that specializes in thrillers.

Waterfall Press will specialize in Christian nonfiction and fiction.

The press, which specializes in translated work, announced that it will only publish books by authors from the affected countries while the ban is in effect.

But university presses already specialize in supporting such work.