Rivanna

Rivanna Books, the University of Virginia’s regional imprint, highlights Virginia history, art, folklore, nature and the environment, music, architecture, cuisine, and other subjects of general interest for readers throughout the commonwealth. UVA Press has a distinguished history of publishing cornerstone books on Virginia themes, and now Rivanna formally represents the press’s commitment to bringing the commonwealth’s history and culture to a wide audience, within and beyond the state. Named for the river that begins near Charlottesville in Albemarle County, flowing past Monticello and the original Monacan settlements before joining the James to reach the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic, Rivanna books follow a distinctly Virginian path to share our stories with the larger world.
Titles in this Imprint

Saving the Chesapeake
The History of a Movement
Andrew S. Ramey

Out of Virginia
Black Americans' Search for Freedom in Nineteenth-Century Liberia
Joseph P. Stinnett

Vignettes of Colonial Virginia
Remarkable Stories from the Founding of America
Brent Tarter

The Witch of Pungo
Grace Sherwood in Virginia History and Legend
Scott O. Moore

Searching for Jimmie Strother
A Tale of Music, Murder, and Memory
Gregg D. Kimball. Foreword by Dom Flemons

A Place Called Ilda
Race and Resilience at a Northern Virginia Crossroads
Tom Shoop

Virginia Cider
A Guide from Colonial Days to Craft's Golden Age
Gregory J. Hansard