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@scholarschoice.bsky.socialReposted by @fordhampress.bsky.socialAnd now @fordhampress.bsky.social author Lauren Shizuko Stone has stopped by our @thegsa.bsky.social exhibit to pose with her book, The Small Worlds of Childhood: Philosophy, Poetics, and the Queer Temporalities of Early Life. #thegsa2026
@journalofmodlit.bsky.socialReposted by @fordhampress.bsky.socialBOOK NEWS: The poetic innovations of the Noigandres group
*Noigandres: Poetry Made New in Brazil*
Recent release from @fordhampress.bsky.social
#LatinAmericanHeritageMonth #Brazilianpoetry #modernism
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@jesspiperfanpage.bsky.socialReposted by @fordhampress.bsky.socialAlways Good to Follow an Author: David W. Congdon @dwcongdon.com Check out my feature article on polyamory in this month's Christian Century. My forthcoming book, POLY THEOLOGY, will be out in March from @fordhampress.bsky.social
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@mngupbooks.bsky.socialReposted by @fordhampress.bsky.socialNEW IN STOCK - Written with clarity for general readers and with depth for scholars and classrooms, In View of the Tradition shows how Black art and radical thought come together to represent the world and to sketch other possible ones.
@fordhampress.bsky.socialWe are deeply saddened by the passing of Joseph Sciorra, editor of "Italian Folk" (FUP, 2010) and advisory board member for the Critical Studies in Italian Migrations series. Our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues at the Calandra Institute. @calandrainstitute.bsky.social
@fordhampress.bsky.social🎨 Step inside the world of Westbeth! Join Miriam Chaiken, author of CREATIVE OZONE: THE ARTISTS OF WESTBETH, NYPL for a look at the artists, stories, & community that have helped shape NYC’s cultural life for more than 50 years.
📅Fri. Oct. 16 2–3 pm
🎟️Free! linktr.ee/fordham_press
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@fordhampress.bsky.socialCheck out this book talk on Endgame of Empire with Atiyab Sultan, discussing the legacy of Asia’s first Grandmaster, Sultan Khan!
🗓️ Oct 7, 2026 | 6 PM
📍 Cabot 702, The Fletcher School, Tufts University
🏛 Hosted by Center for South Asian and Indian Ocean Studies
🔗https://ow.ly/PAXa50ZTJsU
@fordhampress.bsky.socialCheck out Audiofuturism and Out of Sync, a conversation with andré carrington & Sarah Rebecca Kessler on sound studies, race & media culture! https://ow.ly/SBx450ZTJeh
🗓️ Tuesday, Oct 6 | 2 PM
📍 Taper Hall 420, USC Dornsife
🤝 Hosted by USC Consortium for Gender, Sexuality, Race & Public Culture
@andrecarrington.bsky.socialReposted by @fordhampress.bsky.socialSee you in L.A. bestie! In conversation with Sarah Kessler at USC on October 6! #Audiofuturism @fordhampress.bsky.social
@fordhampress.bsky.social🎉Happy National Punctuation Day! Period. Comma. Cut. Punch. In "Of Stigmatology: Punctuation as Experience," Peter Szendy explores how punctuation shapes the way we read, see, hear, and experience language. 📖https://linktr.ee/fordham_press
@fordhampress.bsky.socialDoes Christianity require monogamy?💭
David W. Congdon explores the question in The Christian Century, ahead of Poly Theology (March 2027).
📖Read + pre-order: linktr.ee/fordham_press
@fordhampress.bsky.socialIn a moving excerpt from Colorful Palate, Raj Tawney reads about growing up multiracial in New York and navigating identity in the immediate aftermath of 9/11. A deeply human reflection on race, fear, and belonging: https://ow.ly/8w3M50ZOKVN
@princetonupress.bsky.socialReposted by @fordhampress.bsky.socialPBS Books & @aupresses.bsky.social have teamed up to bring you Uncovered, a new series about learning, discovery, & community engagement! Hear from the authors of books published by University Presses from across the country. Each episode will have a themed reading list to explore great stories.
@hrag.bsky.socialReposted by @fordhampress.bsky.social15 art books for your fall reading lists 📖 I chose the Kent Monkman/Vermeer catalog for the show at the Frick.
@fordhampress.bsky.socialOn this 25th anniversary of 9/11, we honor the lives lost and the legacy of a day that reshaped our world.
To reflect on the aftermath & cultural impact, explore these key works:
📖 New York After 9/11: https://ow.ly/P7CP50ZLWE5
📖 The Rhetoric of Terror: https://ow.ly/1Ojf50ZLWE6
@fordhampress.bsky.social🌳 What happens when you imagine 10,000 Central Parks? A greener, more resilient future.
Read the Olmsted Network’s Q&A with David Brown Morris, author of "Ten Thousand Central Parks"—and enter the #Goodreads #Giveaway. Just 3 weeks left! 📚
👉 linktr.ee/fordham_press | #ReadUP #NYC #CentralPark
@fordhampress.bsky.social🚨 NEW RELEASE TODAY 🚨
"How to Cast a Beautiful Animal" by Diana Keren Lee is officially available! 🎭✨
Winner of the Poetic Justice Institute Editor’s Prize, this debut collection moves through stage, home, language, and lineage.
🔗 Grab your copy today: https://ow.ly/mOY150ZHsyv
@fordhampress.bsky.social"Disorderly Men" by Edward Cahill gets the spotlight at #TheGayBookClub.📚1950s New York. Hidden lives. Dangerous desires. A city on the verge of change.
Full review here: ▶ linktr.ee/fordham_press
#DisorderlyMen #EdwardCahill #Bookstagram #LGBTQBooks #HistoricalFiction #ReadUP
