What 33 1/3 Books should I get next? Here’s what I have:

What an awesome ad in Record Collector Mag for 33 1/3 Books! (I also edited the trip-hop book!)

Giddy-delighted to talk about SEWER with a dream line-up of journalists, authors, and other artists I admire. Hope you can join us!

Actual announcement of my two-book deal with Bloomsbury: The Gutenberg Parenthesis, out in June, plus a small volume on the Magazine as object. bit.ly/buygutenberg

Delighted to see @AP10k’s @objectsobjects STROLLER on the The New Yorker’s Best Books of 2022! newyorker.com/best-books-2022 cc Ian Bogost Bloomsbury Literary Studies & Creative Writing Bloomsbury Academic

The new book “Stroller” explores how the ubiquitous tool came to sit at the intersection of natural parental anxiety, consumerism run amok, and the outsized weight we place on the choices of individual parents. nyer.cm/9KSJel5

So thrilled that OBJECT LESSONS is included in BuzzFeed Books nonfiction list for beginners. The @objectsobjects team is honored to be among such such great company! buzzfeed.com/rachelstrolle/…

Ad in the latest issue of Bookforum for our forthcoming (February) biography of James Ellroy: Love Me Fierce in Danger by Steven Powell

This was supposed to be an excited post about our latest Object Lessons ad. A big thanks to Bookforum Magazine for being the perfect place to share books, and to find them. You will certainly be missed.

"I'm fascinated as a writer with the idea of taking an object and going deep on all the hidden messages and societal meaning behind it." Amanda Morgan (@AP10k) in conversation with Maria Hart (Maria Teresa Hart) author of "Dolls." Pub: Bloomsbury U.S. ➡️ therumpus.net/2022/12/14/wit…

I am *so* fortunate to be working with Bloomsbury U.S. on The Gutenberg Parenthesis. Haaris Naqvi & co have indulged my passion for typography. Here is the title page, set in the sublimely beautiful Doves typeface, inspired by Jenson, resurrected by The Doves Type®. 1/

Today's the day — Blue Jeans is officially out in the world! I hope you enjoy this little book as much as I enjoyed writing it. 💙👖💙Get ready for some devastating, delectable, and downright revolutionary denim. #bluejeans

Hooray, it's out at last! 🍄🍄🍄 Published today, #Mushroom in @objectsobjects (Bloomsbury Literary Studies & Creative Writing) is my little pride and joy. Can't wait to see it in print! Thanks esp to Chris Schaberg, Ian Bogost, Haaris Naqvi & @AliceMarwick! bloomsbury.com/us/mushroom-97…

Mark your calendars for February 23! I'm having a launch party for my "Grave" book coming out next month from Object Lessons / Bloomsbury U.S. with Barrow's Intense & Morbid Anatomy which is hosting a special pregame tour of their library 🪦🖤 morbidanatomy.org/events-tickets…

Today "Grave" is officially published! Proud to have my first book in the world & to share my exploration of the past, present, & future of how Americans care for the dead. Pick one up & take it on a stroll in a cemetery near you bloomsbury.com/us/grave-97815…

my little book, ALARM, came out this week and one of the fun things about the french flaps on the @objectsobjects editions is that you can hide a little sound chip module under there and alarm your book

I reviewed two really interesting new books (The Gutenberg Parenthesis by ⁦Jeff (Gutenberg Parenthesis) Jarvis⁩ ⁦Bloomsbury Academic⁩ and The Science of Reading by Adrian Johns ⁦UChicagoPress⁩ for ⁦FT Weekend⁩. Are we forgetting how to read? on.ft.com/3K74m5v

Could you be the author of the 100th Object Lessons book? We’re opening up submissions until 31 October 2023. Find out what we’re looking for and how to submit a proposal here: bit.ly/3PwlSlk @objectsobjects Ian Bogost Haaris Naqvi

Congratulations to Steven Powell, winner of BEST CRITICAL/BIOGRAPHICAL for Love Me Fierce in Danger: The Life of James Ellroy (Bloomsbury Academic) #Edgars2024

“Is there such a thing as the posture of reading? Is it merely a cosmetic act? Is it a deception when the posture is bereft of real textual engagement?” Saikat Majumdar shares an excerpt of "The Amateur." lareviewofbooks.org/article/poor-r…