Last day to get 50% off Unsettling Queer Anthropology and all your other Duke UP needs! 📚 dukeupress.edu/unsettling-que…

📚📚2024 Duke University Press SALE 📚📚 FINAL DAY Making Women Pay: Microfinance in Urban India Smitha Radhakrishnan Honorable Mention, 2024 Alice Amsden Award, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics Honorable Mention, 2023 American Sociological Association Sex and Gender Award

The Duke University Press Spring Web Sale ends today so go ahead and purchase a copy of Stay Black and Die: On Melancholy and Genius— I heard someone say it is a halfway decent book… dukeupress.edu/stay-black-and…

My Duke University Press haul 😊

📚📚2024 Duke University Press SALE 📚📚 FINAL DAY The Colonizing Self By Hagar Kotef Winner of the David and Elaine Spitz Prize, International Conference for the Study of Political Thought

The result of my recent online shopping haul of Duke University Press books on sale has just arrived. The Duke Reader will have plenty of activity in the forthcoming months. Note the thematic focus on India. Suggestions for further reading will be most welcome.

Reposting for #Pride2024: This Black queer physicist is shining a light on dark matter - LGBTQ Nation lgbtqnation.com/2024/03/how-a-…

I had to order the ebook today because I couldn't wait until I got home to read my hard copy Jennifer C. Nash Duke University Press dukeupress.edu/how-we-write-n…

Bonjour hi #ASA2024 ! We are set up and chockablock with Duke University Press books for you to peruse and order at 30% off! Note the exhibit closes **at 4pm** today and tomorrow (and noon Tuesday)

Duke University Press just publishes banger after banger.

Coming up Sept 12, you can catch @Beliso_Dejesus reading from her new book "Excited Delirium" in #SanFrancisco at Book Passage. ow.ly/4z4750TjqTL

Coming home to SF this Thursday Sept 12th is so meaningful for me. Join me to discuss my #ExcitedDelirium book and the medicalization of police violence with UC Berkeley Professor Tianna Paschal at Book Passage bookstore Duke University Press

Thanks to The Gay & Lesbian Review for asking me to write about the “anti-memoir” genre of Nimrods: a fake-punk self-hurt anti-memoir. If you are teaching or planning to teach Nimrods (Duke University Press), please consider this as a supplement. glreview.org/anti-memoir-an…

New #BookReview by Bastien Dratwa on Apartheid Remains by Sharad Chari Duke University Press ow.ly/q9B850TjXoY

Save 30% on #NewBook "Blood Loss," which travels back through the heart of AIDS Activism with fierce love and a dazzling, devotional desire to bring the story back to life. #Memoir #LGBTQBooks ow.ly/LwPs50Tk7fS

Join some of the editors & contributors of "Bangtan Remixed" for an in-person book launch at the Asian American Research Center at UC Berkeley on Sep. 13th at 1pm PDT. @criticalbtsreader ow.ly/Q4vB50TjsX1

Check out Lennard J. Davis, [email protected]'s new book “Poor Things," a critique on literature written by the middle and upper classes that depict the poor through harmful stereotypes. Read the introduction for free on our website now! ow.ly/hJOh50TkteF

Heath Pearson's new book “Life Beside Bars” examines the social life of a rural town in New Jersey that is home to five prisons. Read the introduction for free on our website now! #Anthrotwitter #prison ow.ly/mu9150TktLh

If you're interested in some of the week's most crucial political themes, like Marxism and cats, and how they intersect to produce our political present and history, let me suggest this book from Duke University Press dukeupress.edu/marx-for-cats

Teaching about race, law and lit this semester? Consider Legal Fictions!