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    Now Available! Golden Era: The Heart of Wisconsin Sidelines, by Kris Leonhardt and Tori Wittenbrock

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    “Never in my experience have I ever witnessed a better display of spirit. I have often been told that Green Bay was one of the best sporting towns in the Northwest. I believe it now…” – Ed Smith (Dean of the Chicago Sport Writers in 1921) Description Unveiling a storied part of Green Bay’s history,…

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    Now available! Patinas of Life, by Patrick Wood

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    Patinas of Life offers readers a chance to pause, reflect, and embrace the beautiful imperfections that make a life fully lived. Click here to pre-order. Note: pre-orders are locally available for pick up on Dec. 9, 2025 at the book launch at the Tarlton Theatre in Green Bay. Description Like copper that greens in the…

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    Meet the Interns: Fall 2025

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    This semester, The Teaching Press had 20 hardworking and talented student interns working on five projects. From editorial, to print shop, to marketing and publicity, our team collaborated together and separately on three exciting projects. Our dedicated editorial teams worked on three incredible books: Golden Era: The History of Wisconsin Sidelines, celebrating the history and…

  • Join us for a Book Tasting!
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    Join us for a Book Tasting!

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    The Teaching Press interns invite you to a Book Tasting, hosted in our new press room!  What’s a “Book Tasting”? It’s your chance to sample our books and the work we do. View live demonstrations of the printing process, press your own book, and savor the perfect pairings of titles and treats.  The event will…

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    New Book Alert! Home Again and Again: Recollections, Stories, Guideposts

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    Our Spring and Summer Teaching Press interns have been hard at work on our newest project, Home Again and Again: Recollections, Stories, Guideposts, by Dr. Ann Gentry Recine and Louis Recine.  In Home Again and Again: Recollections, Stories, Guideposts, Dr. Ann Recine invites readers into her chaotic life-well-lived to explore the concept of “home” and…

  • Now on Sale: The Golden Age of Brown County Enterprise, by Phil Hauck

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    Did you know northeast Wisconsin was once one of the preeminent business communities in the United States? It’s true. In the 1980s and 90s, companies like Krueger International, Fort Howard Paper Company, Schneider National and Schreiber Foods were leaders in innovation, creative solutions and cutting-edge technology, unlike anyone else in the U.S.  In this re-issue of The…

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    Now on Sale! A Portrait of Grief and Courage: Hmong Oral Histories and Folktales, by Sandra Shackelford

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    This unique collection of oral histories and photographs captures the storytellers, storytelling, folktales, and personal  journeys of the earliest Hmong residents in Northeastern Wisconsin. Click here to order.  Description “A shadow in the dark corner of the room moved. Slowly a woman walked toward us. Tears streamed down her face. She pointed toward me and…

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    On Sale: Lower Fox River PCB Cleanup Timeline: An Electronic Reference Library

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      You are invited to explore the world of unintended consequences of producing carbonless paper and its underlying chemistry of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) on the health of the Fox River and Lower Green Bay.  Using an interactive timeline, this book by author Greg Neuschafer offers  an overview of 70-years of PCBs impacting the river, from…

  • Who is Sandra Shackelford?
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    Who is Sandra Shackelford?

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      Sandra Shackelford has long been a proponent of racial justice. When her art professor chastised a student due to his race, she boycotted the university. When Emmett Till was lynched, she was among the crowds calling for justice. When Shackelford’s newspaper and recreation center were burned down by the KKK, she moved from the…

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    I Believe in Voice: An Interview with Sandra Shackelford

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    A Portrait of Grief and Courage: Hmong Oral Histories and Folktales, by Sandra Shackelford, with translations by May Lee Lor and transcriptions by Ma Le Lor, is now on sale. Click this link for purchase and pick up information.  Interviewer’s note: Sandra’s written responses have been edited to include further details and quotes that she…