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November Newsletter

November Newsletter

Dearest Readers. . . (I feel like we are suddenly in a Bridgerton book!)  Apologies for the delay in the monthly newsletter. The plan was to write it last week, and then I (Jon) was hit by the bleh. October was a busy month for the CLGS! As I...

October with CMich Press

So, October.  This season has always been one of my favorites. The leaves are changing, it is cooling off, and more game nights will happen because people don’t want to be outside. I get to stay in and read books underblanket and cuddle up with my dogs. I love...

September Newsletter: CMich Press

September Newsletter: CMich Press

It took me forever to start these updates, and here we are at the fourth one. Yay! If I am honest, this one has been the hardest to find time to write. Post-Gen Con has been a blur. The week after, we were pretty comatose, which was followed by a mad rush for us to...

CMich Press: August Edition

CMich Press: August Edition

What bleary-eyed, mussed-hair, I-am-barely-here look? Oh, that one. That means we survived Gen Con and have returned to Mount Pleasant to start preparing for classes at the end of August. After visiting Beaver Island, the rest of our July was predominantly spent...

CMich Press June 2025 Newsletter

CMich Press June 2025 Newsletter

With this update we want to let you know the state of Central Michigan University Press, where we have been this year, and where we are headed next year.This newsletter will mostly focus on game publication updates, but there are a few exciting personnel events and other elements that we hope you will find worthy of the reach.

Summit Series: 2025 Prize Winner – Patricia Killelea

Summit Series: 2025 Prize Winner – Patricia Killelea

The CMICH Press Summit Series is thrilled to announce the winner of our second annual book contest: Solace: Poems from the Northwoods, by Patricia Killelea.

Solace was chosen by this year’s judge, Pulitzer Prize winning poet Diane Seuss (author of frank: sonnets and Modern Poetry: Poems, who had the following to say: