“In the Shadow of the Manhattan Project” by Patricia I. McMahon and Robert Bothwell tells the remarkable story of how wartime secrecy surrounding a Canadian company’s role in developing the atomic bomb led to fraud, environmental contamination, and decades of delayed justice. tinyurl.com/5x4yzedu
“Silent Knowledge” is freely available as an open access edition with funds received from the 2024 Arcadia Open Access Publishing Award, granted to UBC Press by the American Council of Learned Societies with generous support from Arcadia.
Available today in paperback and as an open access download: “Silent Knowledge” by Natalia Magnani unpacks the social and political dynamics of crafting cultural memory for future generations. tinyurl.com/ap7abpnh
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth or joined us at the launch!
📖 A joint book launch at Shelf Life Books with Cheryl Troupe (“Nora Cummings, enn pchit fee Michif,” University of Regina Press), Jennifer Markides and Laura Forsythe (“Métis Methodologies,” Fernwood Publishing), and Janice Cindy Gaudet, (“Visiting with Aunties,” UBC Press).
Scenes from the Mawachihitotaak: Metis Studies Symposium!
📖 Cindy Gaudet signing copies of “Visiting with Aunties” at #mawachihitotaak2026.
We’re at the Mawachihitotaak Métis Studies Conference in Calgary! If you’re at the conference, please stop by our table to say hello, browse our books, and learn about publishing with UBC Press.
What do the Manhattan Project, quilting, and resource development have in common? They’re all subjects of new or forthcoming UBC Press history books, featured in our latest email. If you’re on our History list, check your inboxes.
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Thank you to Gripped Climbing Magazine for featuring "Behind the Ranges: A History of Early Mountaineering in the Canadian Rockies" by Zac Robinson and Stephen Slemon. 🗻
An excellent list 👏🏻 Many of these authors will be at Word Vancouver on Saturday if you're keen.
Want to read more locally published books this fall? Head to BC Living for a fantastic list of "40 Great New B.C. Books to Read This Autumn." We're excited that "Planting Thistles" by Timothy S. Forest made the list! 📚🍂
Available today in paperback and as an open access download, “Legal Unhousing” examines both how Canadian law contributes to the urgent problems of precarious housing and how the law can be used to claim housing as a human right. tinyurl.com/48rwtu6b
Hooray! “Challenging Exile” by Eric M. Adams and Jordan Stanger-Ross has been longlisted for the J.W. Dafoe Prize!
The winner will be announced on October 13. Congratulations to all the longlisted authors!
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Congratulations to Carolyn Strange! “Fatal Confession: A Girl’s Murder, a Man’s Execution, and the Fitton Case” has been shortlisted for the 2026 Toronto Book Awards! Thank you to the City of Toronto, and congratulations to all the shortlisted authors.
"Girlhoods in the Traumascape" by Mythili Rajiva compares how Indigenous and white girls in Canada interpret and navigate sexual violence, highlighting the role of settler colonialism in their very different experiences. bit.ly/4ecImV2
