Congratulations to #NobelPeacePrize winner Navi Pillay, whose contributions can be found in a number of @bloomsburyacademic.bsky.social titles, including ‘Women Reshaping Human Rights: How Extraordinary Activists Are Changing the World’

🌍📚 www.bloomsbury.com/women-reshap...

Why does concrete matter more than we think?

In Concrete, Stephen Parnell explores the hidden environmental cost of this everyday material and considers how reusing, replacing and revaluing it could help reduce its carbon footprint. https://bit.ly/4rUy0PX

This #writingprompt is inspired by new Object Lessons book, Laboratory by Emily York. Coming soon, it delves into the meaning and place of the lab in the cultural imagination, both as a symbol of science and progress and as an evolving political space.

Pre-order: www.bloomsbury.com/laboratory-9...

Our #writingprompt for October ✍️

Write a story from the perspective of a scientist working late in the lab when they make a life-changing discovery...

#WritingCommunity #creativewriting

Every October the UK celebrates Black History Month, offering a space to celebrate the profound impact of Black heritage and culture. We’ve curated a reading list of essential titles, available through Bloomsbury Collections and selected free chapters. https://bit.ly/4hWCAK2

Looking to build your students’ AI literacy?

In AI for Students: Creative Hacks for Academic Success, Josh Thorpe shares two creative chatbot exercises designed to help students experiment with AI and use it more effectively in their studies. https://bit.ly/4dW0jYi

📈 Stay ahead of the latest ideas shaping the way we work. Discover our newest business books: https://bit.ly/4xBV1Iu

It was so great seeing our authors at @aaslh.org & @ncph.bsky.social 2026! Thanks to all who stopped by to check out our booth!

💙📚 #AcademicSky

How did Shakespeare’s original audiences understand his plays?
Dennis Krausnick, Josh Lubarr and Rebecca Goodheart explore Elizabethan ideas of hierarchy, duty and disorder, revealing Shakespeare’s dramas as struggles to restore a broken order. https://bit.ly/4hAifde

ICYMI: David F. Walbert’s “Stealing Elections, American Style” has been featured across @theguardian.com, @morningjoe-msnow.bsky.social, @ajc.com, and more.

Explore the title: https://bit.ly/4cXetZ5

💙📚 #USPOL @bloomsburypol.bsky.social

Samira Squared! @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social talks Beatlemania, fandom, and “A Hard Day’s Night” with YA author @samiraahmed.bsky.social over on @literaryhub.bsky.social.

Read their conversation: https://bit.ly/3UFyJrP

📽️ #BookSky @bloomsburymedia.bsky.social

Author @ginawag.bsky.social was ashamed of her voice as a child, but her favourite popstar told her to love herself and be proud of it.

She shares how Scatman John helped her find her own voice.

🎧 Listen to the BBC World Service episode: https://bbc.in/3T45m1Q

#BookSky #MusicSky

Goin’ up to “The Spirit in the Sky”. @publisherswkly.bsky.social features Jeff Crosby’s latest book in their new religion titles roundup.

Check out the full list: https://bit.ly/4xnuoqX

#BookSky #Religion @bloomsburyrs.bsky.social

Kirkus Reviews praises Lona Bailey’s “All About Anne Baxter” which delivers a fresh, in-depth look at the Hollywood icon.

Explore here: https://bit.ly/4j2rC6C

📚💙 #FilmSky #Media @bloomsburymedia.bsky.social

How did Kurt Vonnegut's wartime experiences shape his most enduring literature? Susan Farrell’s “Vonnegut’s War” is featured in this @literaryhub.bsky.social excerpt.

Read it here: https://bit.ly/4xJMu7n

#BookSky #LiteraryStudies @bloomsburylit.bsky.social

As seen in @usatoday.com, @newyorker.com, and more: Mike Kelly’s “After Ground Zero” examines the profound political and societal reverberations of 9/11.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4r8K7Zl

💙📚 #Politics @bloomsburypol.bsky.social

Hit the road with sound! Josephine Matyas and Craig Jones talk music landmarks and “The Music Lover’s Guide to North America” with @ricksteves.bsky.social.

Tune in: https://bit.ly/4yOfcEr

#BookSky #MusicSky @bloomsburymus.bsky.social

Struggling to get your research over the finish line? Robert M. Ewers shares 7 practical tips to keep academic projects on track, on budget, and on time.

Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/4iTjTYB

#BookSky #BusinessBooks

What does a swipe of lipstick reveal about power, identity, and gender?

Read the @lareviewofbooks.bsky.social take on Eileen G’Sell’s “Lipstick”: https://bit.ly/3UQnoVH

📚💙 #LiteraryStudies @bloomsburylit.bsky.social

10 things writers should know about Kurt Vonnegut. Susan Farrell (“Vonnegut’s War”) explores these insights in @writersdigest.bsky.social.

Read it here: https://bit.ly/3V82YYn

📚💙 #LiteraryStudies @bloomsburylit.bsky.social