In honor of Banned Books Week, read “Interned for the Duration of the War: St. Louis Public Library Censorship during World War I” from LIBRARIES (3:1), free for a limited time.
https://ow.ly/uObN50ZVtBu

I SAW WATER by Ithell Colquhoun, edited by Richard Shillitoe and Mark S. Morrisson was mentioned by The New York Review of Books in an essay on Colquhoun! https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2026/10/22/possessed-of-alchemystic-powers-ithell-colquhoun/?share_key=296317a0af76

We’ve been celebrating America 250 with free reads. October’s theme is “Immigration” and includes selections from RESOURCES FOR AMERICAN LITERARY STUDY, CRITICAL PHILOSOPHY OF RACE, and JOURNAL OF AUSTRIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY. The articles will be free to read through 10/31. https://ow.ly/XLby50ZVtxm

In honor of Banned Books Week, read “Interned for the Duration of the War: St. Louis Public Library Censorship during World War I” from LIBRARIES (3:1), free for a limited time.
https://ow.ly/pU1U50ZVttf

Now published! PICTURING THE POOR reveals how images mediated the politics of poverty, navigating racialized, gendered, and classed habits of feeling while making ambivalent interventions in debates over social justice. Take 30% off with promo code 036NR. https://ow.ly/rZjn50YZyFm

What is a university press? David Aycock, executive director of Penn State University Press, sits down with Faye A. Chadwell, Penn State’s dean of University Libraries and Scholarly Communications, for an inside look at the changing landscape of scholarly communication. https://ow.ly/3Hiy50ZTLpr

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with three free journal articles. Selections from RESOURCES FOR AMERICAN LITERARY STUDY, CALIOPE, and COMEDIA PERFORMANCE will be free to read through 10/15.

https://us17.campaign-archive.com/?e=%5BUNIQID%5D&u=a2563e67d605d7f1f37a2cd46&id=91c20151ed

Now published! This volume explores how churches (and individuals) influenced by Holiness and Pentecostal thought have situated themselves politically, all while navigating their own marginalization as religious communities. Take 30% off with promo code 036NR. https://ow.ly/Rs3B50Zm8g7

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with three free articles and 30% off print books! https://mailchi.mp/9f0f8efb4bd9/books-and-articles-to-read-for-hispanic-heritage-month?e=802e7fa80c

Now published! Fighter’s Heaven retraces Ali’s footsteps through an extraordinary place, revealing how a secluded mountain retreat became the staging ground for his comeback and the foundation of his enduring legacy. Take 30% off with promo code 036NR. https://ow.ly/YKlc50YZyVq

The fall issue of our newsletter has arrived! Read on for new releases, reviews, journals news, and more. https://www.psupress.org/emailassets/psupressnews-fall_2026.html

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with three free journal articles. Selections from RESOURCES FOR AMERICAN LITERARY STUDY, CALIOPE, and COMEDIA PERFORMANCE will be free to read through 10/15.

https://us17.campaign-archive.com/?e=%5BUNIQID%5D&u=a2563e67d605d7f1f37a2cd46&id=91c20151ed

What is the relationship between religion, literature, and decolonization? Adriaan van Klinken and @profngong.bsky.social in a conversation about their recent books on Nigerian and Senegalese literature. @psupress.bsky.social
contendingmodernities.nd.edu/theorizing-m...

A new special issue of HIPERBOREEA, “Collective Subjectivity in Narratives of the Balkans,” is now available. Read HIPERBOREEA 13:1, guest edited by Milan Vukašinović.

https://scholarlypublishingcollective.org/psup/hiperboreea/issue/13/1

Read “The State of General Education: Shifting the Focus to Meaning Making and the ‘Writerly’” from the new issue of JOURNAL OF GENERAL EDUCATION (72:1), free for a limited time.

https://scholarlypublishingcollective.org/psup/general-education/issue/72/1

Last chance to read PSU Press’ September article selections on the theme of “Social Change.” The articles will be free to read through 9/30.
https://www.psupress.org/journalsreads.html

Now published! This book offers a new perspective on Correggio’s major works, showing how they articulate the cultural, social, and political dynamics of northern Italy while transforming prevailing notions of image-making. Take 30% off with promo code 036NR. https://ow.ly/ac5V50YZxWA

Now published! Ryan T. Ramsey invites us to reflect on Teresa Urrea's politics in relation to her spirituality, foregrounding what Urrea herself took most seriously in life. Take 30% off with promo code 036NR. https://www.psupress.org/books/titles/978-0-271-10206-1.html

Tomorrow! Join John Bidwell, author of THE DECLARATION IN SCRIPT AND PRINT, for a virtual panel on printings of the Declaration of Independence. The event will begin at 6:30pm EDT. https://ow.ly/Cug750ZqM49