"A quietly powerful book. Full of insights and written in a personable but authoritative voice." Congratulations to Sarah Dimick on this excellent review of her book, UNSEASONABLE: CLIMATE CHANGE IN GLOBAL LITERATURES, in MLQ. tinyurl.com/yc3m4yw7 Columbia University Press

"Art can have this explosive power in cases where logical analysis does not." Read the full interview on YALE ALUMNI NEWS with Robert Gooding-Williams about his book DEMOCRACY AND BEAUTY. buff.ly/Y2Wx2ee

On Tuesday at 7 at Community Bookstore in Brooklyn, Edward Mendelson will talk with Sarah Cole about his new book THE INNER LIFE OF MRS. DALLOWAY and the new edition of the novel, which he edited. tinyurl.com/26r9ma3t Columbia University Press The New York Review of Books

Tomorrow at 7 pm at Community Bookstore in Brooklyn, Edward Mendelson will talk with Sarah Cole about his new book THE INNER LIFE OF MRS. DALLOWAY and the new edition of Woolf's novel from The New York Review of Books. tinyurl.com/26r9ma3t Columbia University Press

My book event ASALH far exceeded my expectations! I’m still riding high from the audience’s enthusiastic reception of my work. What a gift that Julius Fleming, my longest & closest intellectual co-conspirator, moderated my first-ever book event @ an academic conference #Grateful

"In the logic of reverse victimisation, those who enjoy domination become martyrs, while those who are marginalised are cast as perpetrators." -- Lilie Chouliaraki, author of WRONGED, on the aftermath of the assassination of Charlie Kirk. tinyurl.com/smazswb4 Columbia University Press

Enjoyed sitting down w/ American Campus Podcast Podcast to discuss my new book AFTERLIVES OF THE PLANTATION! If you haven’t had a chance to check out my book, this interview is a great way in. Thank you to the host, Lauren Shepherd, for a great conversation! americancampuspodcast.buzzsprout.com/2396665/episod…

Edward Mendelson discusses his new book THE INNER LIFE OF MRS. DALLOWAY and the new edition of the novel from The New York Review of Books with Francesca Wade next Wednesday (10/8) at 7 at BookCulture! bit.ly/42i0NCv Francesca Wade book culture Columbia University Press

Tomorrow, 10/2 | 6:30 PM | Online: Join a conversation with authors Julius B. Fleming, Jr., Jo-Ann Morgan, La Donna Forsgren, and Courtney Thorsson on the ties between Black political activism and the arts. #SchomburgCenter #Schomburg100 CBFS ow.ly/elXf50X3hi4

This Saturday (October 4th) at 2 pm, join Mat Fournier who will be interviewed about his book DYSPHORIC MODERNISM as part of Lammys Day 2025! bit.ly/4psrSgd Mat Fournier Lambda Literary is on Bluesky @columbiaup

Hot off the press! REORIENTALISM: FROM THE AVANT-GARDE TO SOVIET NATIONAL FORM, by Nariman Skakov. Use the coupon code CUP20 and save 20%! bit.ly/4qbtj39 #ModernistLatitudes Columbia University Press

Listen to a great podcast conversation with Peter Coviello about his amazing book VINELAND REREAD, "vernacular criticism," Thomas Pynchon, and *One Battle After Another,* w/ Chad Post on the Two Month Review. bit.ly/3VQLBIT Peter Coviello #Rereadings Columbia University Press

This Wednesday (10/8)! Edward Mendelson discusses his book THE INNER LIFE OF MRS. DALLOWAY and the new edition of Woolf's novel from The New York Review of Books with Francesca Wade at 7 at book culture bit.ly/42i0NCv Columbia University Press

VIDEO: Watch an excellent conversation w/ Julius B. Fleming Jr., Jo-Ann Morgan, La Donna Forsgren, and Courtney Thorsson on the ties between Black political activism & the arts via Schomburg Conversations in Black Freedom Studies bit.ly/3KzYYL8 CBFS Columbia University Press

Big news! After 15 years of championing African books, Brittle Paper’s founder Dr. Ainehi Edoro-Glines, Phd is stepping into the spotlight with her first book! 🥳🥳 Forest Imaginaries: How African Novels Think arrives Jan 2026 from Columbia University Press. #AfricanLiterature brittlepaper.com/2025/10/dr-ain…

I was honored to be inducted into the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collegium of Scholars Morehouse College College. The Collegium recognizes “individuals [who] have demonstrated and are evolving toward great achievement in their chosen vocation, a profound commitment to their community…

Hot off the press! POETRY AFTER BARBARISM: THE INVENTION OF MOTHERLESS TONGUES & RESISTANCE TO FASCISM, by Jennifer Scappettone. Use the code CUP20 and save 20%: bit.ly/3KWKghe Columbia University Press #LiteratureNow

On November 3, join Jennifer Scappettone as she discusses her highly anticipated new book POETRY AFTER BARBARISM: THE INVENTION OF MOTHERLESS TONGUES & RESISTANCE TO FASCISM at Public Trust. bit.ly/46TlbLs Columbia University Press