Welcome to the St. Andrews Press!

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Since its inception in 1969, St. Andrews College Press has published over 140 volumes of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction, of which over 80 are still in print. Distinguished authors whose works have been printed by us include Anthony S. Abbott, Barry Gifford, Stephen Gyllenhaal, Joel Oppenheimer, Sam Ragan, Hiroaki Sato, Shelby Stephenson, and many others. Our latest publications include Blood and Dreams by Gilbert A.N. Abraham, Scheherazade and Other Poems by Margaret Boothe Baddour, and Crosswind by Lisa H. Garber.

Home to the nation's first undergraduate press, St. Andrews College Press continues to encourage the publication of excellent writing. We are home to CAIRN: The New St. Andrews Review, our nationally recognized literary magazine; the original St. Andrews Review was called by the late Allen Ginsberg "the best, most up-to-date literary magazine since the Black Mountain Review.” Additionally, we publish Gravity Hill, a campus literary magazine.

The Alan Bunn Memorial Chapbook competition annually sees outstanding St. Andrews student writers honored with the publication of a manuscript of poetry, prose, non-fiction, or a combination thereof. This competition is blindly judged by professional writers. Recent judges include poet/professor James Reiss; St. Andrews alumni Beth Copeland, John Lawson, and John Williamson; and well-known poet Theodore Enslin.

Click here to view the current St. Andrews Press Catalog.

If you are interested in purchasing one of our titles, please contact us:

St. Andrews College Press
1700 Dogwod Mile
Laurinburg, NC 28352
910/277-5310
press@sapc.edu


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