Cary Graphic Arts Press launches new Web site
Cary Graphic Arts Press and RIT Press publications are now available through a new Web site at http://carypress.rit.edu. Visitors can view and purchase current titles and a complete backlist of books as well as a full selection of greeting cards. The new site features a streamlined shopping cart system.
The most recent publication, Images from Science 2, is a full-color catalogue featuring 63 images from various scientific disciplines that accompanies the international photography exhibition of the same name.
The companion imprint, RIT Press, recently published a political memoir written by Richard Rosenbaum, a former New York state Republican leader. More information about Rosenbaum’s book, No Room for Democracy: The Triumph of Ego Over Common Sense, and Images from Science 2 can be found on the new Web site.
The university press publishes about a dozen titles annually. It operates out of the Lawson Publishing Center on the second floor of Wallace Library during regular business hours.
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