The e-catalog looks and sounds great

Our new Fall e-catalog is alive and kicking on our website right now. Here's a direct link, or click on the cover image above. The e-catalog looks and sounds like a magazine—listen for the sound of rustling "paper" with every turn of the page. Fun stuff.

Take a look, flip through, and play with the hyperlinks to more book information, a search feature, notes and bookmarks, and direct ordering capabilities. You can even download a copy as well.

We'd love your feedback on the e-catalog, so leave us a comment right here on the blog or drop us a line at info@sunypress.edu.

New catalog cover = instant nostalgia trip

Our Fall catalog is out and we wanted to share it with you. Those folks are partying like it's...1969. Do you spot yourself or one of your parents in that sea of humanity? So many people, so few shirts.

We're still gearing up for Woodstock's 40th anniversary. Here's an interesting article from the New York Times with the latest scoop on what's up happening with the anniversary concert planning.

**UPDATE**
Check out the Daily Swarm for feedback from Michael Lang on that Times piece we linked to above. Seems like that article wasn't completely accurate. The plot thickens...

Spring into...Fall?

So we're finally enjoying some consistently mild and sunny spring weather in Albany, and that can only mean one thing here at the Press...time to start focusing on the upcoming fall '09 titles. Yup, we're working hard on the fall catalog, which should drop by the first week of May. After that, we'll be working on getting the deluxe, interactive online edition uploaded to our website for your viewing pleasure as well.

So think spring...but also keep an eye out for information on our books for the upcoming fall season, including Robert Moss's novel, The Firekeeper, Richard Selzer's "lost" novel, Knife Song Korea, and a book on that little concert they put together down in Woodstock all those years ago. We hear it was a big deal.