Fall 2026 Catalog
Browse our fall 2026 catalog below and on Edelweiss.
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Most titles are also available in ebook format.
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Trade
The Spurrier Effect
How One Coach Transformed Gamecock Football
Brent Silvia and Kevin Miller
Foreword by Connor Shaw
August 18, 2026
$26.99t, cloth, 978-1-64336-697-5
BIOGRAPHY/Sports
Everyone said it couldn't be done; Steve Spurrier proved them wrong
Smoke on the Battery
Charleston and the Longest Siege of the Civil War
Stephen R. Wise
October 27, 2026
$22.99t, paper, 978-1-64336-663-0
U.S. HISTORY/Civil War
A illustrated history of Civil War Charleston brought to life through firsthand accounts
Tell the Kids I Love Them
A Memoir
Jeremy Redmon
September 15, 2026
$26.99t, cloth, 978-1-64336-654-8
MEMOIR/Grief
A son's search for meaning in the shadow of war and a father's final words
Justice Is Worth the Journey
My Road from Imprisonment to Empowerment
Kamau Marcharia
February 2, 2027
$22.99t, paper, 978-1-64336-623-4
MEMOIR/Activism
A powerful memoir of incarceration and transformation
Scholarly
Always Looking Forward
A Life in Law, Learning, and Liberation
James Edward Bowers
November 5, 2026
$22.99s, cloth, 978-1-64336-699-9
MEMOIR/African American History
A story of leadership, lineage, and the transformational power of education
Remembering Rebellion
A Life in Law, Learning, and Liberation
James Edward Bowers
November 5, 2026
$22.99s, cloth, 978-1-64336-699-9
MEMOIR/African American History
A story of leadership, lineage, and the transformational power of education
Women Traveling by Themselves in Nineteenth-Century America
A Critical Anthology of Anglo-American Women's Travel Writing
Edited by David J. Langum, Sr.
December 17, 2026
$29.99s, paper, 978-1-64336-625-8
$74.99s, cloth, 978-1-64336-709-5
U.S. HISTORY/Women
Women's independent travel and the negotiation of risk and respectability
America's Founding Documents
A Critical Reader
Edited by Andrew Berns, Kendall D. Deas, Woody Holton, Tamika Howard, James Risk, Madeline Steiner, Rod K. Taylor, and Jeffery S. Williams
January 14, 2027
$21.99s, paper, 978-1-64336-712-5
$74.99s, cloth, 978-1-64336-711-8
U.S. HISTORY/Reference
An accessible framework for teaching America's founding documents
The History and Science of Earthquakes in South Carolina, 1698-2025
Donald A. Stevenson and Pradeep Talwani
January 28, 2027
$29.99s, paper, 978-1-64336-707-1
$74.99s, cloth, 978-1-64336-681-4
NATURE/Earthquakes
A comprehensive account of South Carolina earthquakes from colonial settlement to the present
The Empathy Paradox
Rhetoric, Media, and the Trouble with Identification
Rachel McCabe
August 6, 2026
$32.99s, paper, 978-1-64336-692-0
$114.99s, cloth, 978-1-64336-584-8
RHETORIC & COMMUNICATION/Literary Criticism
How resisting empathy may lead to more thoughtful reading and better writing
Infectious Urgency
Communication and Power in the Making of Global Health Emergencies
Julie Gerdes
November 12, 2026
$29.99s, paper, 978-1-64336-700-2
$114.99s, cloth, 978-1-64336-589-3
RHETORIC & COMMUNICATION/Public Health
How urgency-driven public health communication perpetuates inequities
Affective Rhetorics
Reembodying Circulation in Digital Spaces
Jessica L. Ouellette
August 20, 2026
$29.99s, paper, 978-1-64336-695-1
$74.99s, cloth, 978-1-64336-694-4
RHETORIC & COMMUNICATION/Women's Studies
How power circulates through affective networks and digital infrastructures
Rhetoric After Identification
Essays on Burke, Difference, and Acting Together
Edited by David R. Gruber and Jason Kalin
December 10, 2026
$34.99s, paper, 978-1-64336-703-3
$114.99s, cloth, 978-1-64336-668-5
RHETORIC & COMMUNICATION/Philosophy
How can we act together when identification may no longer bridge the divide?
New in Paperback
Patriots and Indians
Shaping Identity in Eighteenth-Century South Carolina
Jeff W. Dennis
September 24, 2026
$29.99s, paper, 978-1-64336-714-9
Cloth ed. 2017, 978-1-64336-668-5
AMERICAN REVOLUTION/Native American
A compelling look at relationships between Native American and elite South Carolinians in early America
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