@sunypress.bsky.socialIf you’re exploring history at Ten Broeck Mansion today from 11 to 4, stop by and browse our books celebrating New York’s fascinating past, from its people and places to the stories that shaped the state!
#PathThroughHistory #NewYorkHistory #AlbanyHistory #ReadLocal
@supmktg.bsky.socialThere’s still so much from our fall season that I’m excited about that I feel a bit guilty posting this - but we just got galleys for one of our lead spring titles, and IT IS SO GOOD! Watch for it next April #ClaimingYosemite #nationalparks #ReadUP #civilwar #stolencontinents
@uvapress.bsky.socialHappy #pubday to "Prizefighter: Yankee Sullivan and the Hands That Built the Modern World" by Patrick Griffin!
The globetrotting champion of the oppressed who shook his fist at the world in an era of profound change
@upmississippi.bsky.socialDuring #BannedBooksWeek and the rest of the year, we celebrate the stories and enduring legacies of the authors who dare to write stories that seek truth and spark discussion. #FreedomToRead #ReadUP
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📚 New read alert! Get your copy of MISSISSIPPI SNAKES today!
@supmktg.bsky.socialWant a fuller preview? Our friends at @myhnn.bsky.social posted an excerpt yesterday - the amazing, inspiring story of Salaria Kee. tinyurl.com/duttwh5k #HumanRights #ReadUP
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@columbiaup.bsky.socialTo better understand the issues of sexual violence, policy, and accountability highlighted by the Cornell Seven case, we’ve curated a list of books that bring scholarship and critical perspectives to the conversation. cup.columbia.edu.
#SexualViolence #MeToo #HigherEd #ReadUP
@stanfordpress.bsky.socialAmericans Without Borders by Julia Harte chronicles two centuries of Americans whose support for international causes at odds with U.S. geopolitical interests put them in their own government's crosshairs.
@uvapress.bsky.socialHappy #pubday to "The Island of Bound Masters: Slavery and Construction Labor in Mauritius" by Dwight Carey!
How enslaved workers provided the labor as well as the architectural expertise needed to build and sustain Mauritius
@sunypress.bsky.social"…highly topical and timely … this book is a very good read for students of Turkish politics, Islamism, religion, international relations, and foreign policy." — Middle East Journal
@stanfordpress.bsky.socialPart 2 of Tylor Brand's blog entry on the past and present of Israel and Lebanon is now up:
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Read part 1 here: blog.sup.org/middle-east-...
@upmississippi.bsky.socialAnother Mississippi Book Festival is in the books! 📚
Thank you to everyone who visited our tent to sign copies and browse our selection of books and merch. We’re already looking forward to next year! ❤️
@uvapress.bsky.socialHappy #pubday to "The District’s Departed: A Guidebook to DC Cemeteries" by Kim Roberts Meikle!
The definitive guidebook to celebrated and obscure cemeteries in and around the nation’s capital
@leuvenup.bsky.social📙 'A City in Practice: The Lubumbashi Biennale (2008–2024)', Aude Tournaye, Filip De Boeck, and Picha Collective (eds)
This richly illustrated volume maps the Biennale’s evolution and the collective gestures that inform it.
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@osupress.bsky.socialOSU Press is thrilled to be at PNBA fall tradeshow!!!
Authors and Bookstores and Publishers! Oh my!
Stop by and see us at table #49. 🎉📚❤️
#PNBA #ReadLocal #ReadUP
@uvapress.bsky.socialMatthew Mason @matthewmason.bsky.social, author of "Seeking the High Ground: Slavery and Political Conflict in the British Atlantic World" on the @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social podcast!
@upmississippi.bsky.socialAs the 2026 ASALH conference comes to a close, don’t forget you can get a 30% discount on all African American Studies titles with code ASALH2026 at checkout on our website!
✨Explore our virtual exhibit page!✨
@upmississippi.bsky.socialAll African American Studies titles are 30% off with code ASALH2026, including RACE LITERATURE: WOMEN CONTRIBUTORS TO THE “A.M.E. CHURCH REVIEW,” 1884–1924.
@upmississippi.bsky.socialAll African American Studies titles are 30% off with code ASALH2026, including THOUGH THERE BE GIANTS: THE GHETTO PASTORAL MODE IN BLACK MIGRATION NOVELS.
