Eligible authors may apply directly via the website form below.
The opportunity is open to previously published authors and first-time authors alike. The opportunity is open to previously published authors and first-time authors alike. We welcome a wide range of subjects and readerships for the project proposals, including books intended for general readerships, scholarly monographs, and textbooks. In this application cycle, we are seeking non-fiction work by BIPOC scholars in the social sciences in the fields of economics, sociology, politics and international relations, anthropology, and urban studies. Grant Cycle | Summer 2021 BIPOC scholars in economics, sociology, politics & international relations, anthropology, and urban studies Grants will be administered twice during the calendar year, with particular disciplines and groups specified for eligibility each cycle. For any projects that the Press does not pursue, editors will mentor grantees on alternative possible publishing paths. Following coaching, grantees agree to give Princeton University Press the right of first refusal on proposals. Each grantee will have a sponsoring Princeton University Press editor who will work with authors and coaches throughout the process.
The Supporting Diverse Voices grants cover the costs of these collaborations. With Supporting Diverse Voices grants, we offer historically excluded and underrepresented scholars around the globe the opportunity to develop a book proposal in group or one-on-one settings with one of our partnering book coaches, each with her own approach to the collaborative development process. In support of our unequivocal commitment to equitable and inclusive publishing, we want to ensure this early stage support is available to the greatest diversity of prospective authors. We recognize that there are myriad opportunities to support authors in the earliest stages of a book’s development, specifically the ideas-to-proposal stage.
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