Now available in print, digital, and as an open access PDF, Revitalizing PLACE through Social Enterprise shares what’s possible when social enterprises and community leaders work together to revitalize their communities. Find it at memorialuniversitypress.ca/Books/R/Revita…

‘I was writing to you and your generation’ Mi’kmaw author says atlanticbooks.ca/stories/i-was-… Memorial University Press S. Webb-Campbell

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Tomorrow, March 8, is International Women’s Day 🌎 Check out our latest display for related reading and join us for upcoming events in the library and across campus! #GrenfellCampus #library #MUNLibraries #InternationalWomensDay

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“By reuniting people with their roots and homes, Avanimiut provides a powerful counter-narrative to colonization.” Find Jenn Thornhill Verma's review of “Avanimiut: A History of Inuit Independence in Northern Labrador" in the May issue of Literary Review of Canada reviewcanada.ca/mag.../2024/05…

The Sparks Literary Festival happens this Sunday at the LSPU Hall! As always, there's a stellar lineup of authors to enjoy, including MUPress author Elder Calvin White. Full schedule below!

Check out this great event featuring authors Lena Onalik and Andrea Procter!

"The archival record speaks to that long history of independence." Inside the May issue: Jenn Thornhill Verma reviews "Avanimiut," written by Carol Brice-Bennett and revised by Lena Onalik and Andrea Procter (Memorial University Press). reviewcanada.ca/magazine/2024/…

A recording of Elder Calvin White's lecture on the Mi'kmaw Revival in Ktaqmkuk is available online. Please check out his wonderful lecture, we are grateful that he so generously shared his knowledge and perspectives with us. bit.ly/3WQKQ4d Qalipu First Nation Memorial University Press

Black Harbour, Hidden Nova Scotia, and Archaeology and the Indigenous Peoples of the Maritimes atlanticbooks.ca/stories/the-lo… Boulder Books Memorial University Press

The premiere episode of Inkpod Podcast's 2024 Summer Series is now available in celebration of #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay! Listen to Inkpod on WritersNL's website or via Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Amazon Music! 🔗: writersnl.ca/inkpod-jerry-e…

Coming October 15th! Berries of Labrador combines storytelling with science to celebrate more than forty species of berries and their various uses, from food to medicine. Learn more, or pre-order your copy at: memorialuniversitypress.ca/Books/B/Berrie…

Now available! Ellen Bryan Obed serves up a literary mixed-berry jam! More than 40 species of berries, accompanied by beautiful watercolour illustrations by Valerie Powell, and short anecdotes from community members. Learn more at: memorialuniversitypress.ca/Books/B/Berrie…

AVANIMIUT incorporates historical Inuit writing and interviews to illustrate the dignified history of Avanimiut families and honour the strength, resilience, and survival of their ancestors in the north. Memorial University Press bit.ly/3PYry7W

As a means of building more resilient communities, REVITALIZING PLACE THROUGH SOCIAL ENTERPRISE offers case studies of place-based social enterprises in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Ireland. Memorial University Press bit.ly/498tTWO

“I remember as a kid going to bogs in the middle of summer with my mother...” Andrea McGuire at CBC's Labrador Morning spoke with Natan Obed about his mother, Ellen Bryan Obed, and her new book ‘Berries of Labrador.’ Listen to the full interview @ cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

Coming November 29th! Reflecting on personal knowledge, novels, letters, and a wide array of other sources, Margot I. Duley draws a lively portrait of the brilliant, complex and indomitable woman regarded as a precursor to modern feminist writers. More at: memorialuniversitypress.ca/Books/E/Extrao…

“No one who reads this masterpiece will ever doubt Margaret Duley’s well-earned place of honour in the Newfoundland literary canon.” Read more, or get your copy today at: memorialuniversitypress.ca/Books/E/Extrao…

Season's Greetings from all of us here at Memorial University Press! We hope your holidays are bright and restful, with time to savour a book or two. Our office is closed for the holiday break, and will re-open on January 6th.