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We are so lucky to have historian Toby Green (King's College London) giving a lecture on his amazing new book The Heretic of Cacheu. Struggles over Life in a Seventeenth-Century West African Port at the Bonn Center for Dependency and Slavery Studies this afternoon. The book will

Providence! Author Kevin Schultz is coming to Symposium Books on Saturday, June 7, at 4pm to discuss his new book WHY EVERYONE HATES WHITE LIBERALS with journalist Philip Eil. RSVP for free & pre-order your book here: eventbrite.com/e/author-event…

Looking for some escapist summer reading? Check out our list of books celebrating great writers, their lives, and even their cats! Read more on our blog: buff.ly/QxHIRfM

Thrilled to see a thoughtful, sparky review of "Intimate Subjects" in the London Review of Books (8 May)! lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/… Thanks Hannah Rose Woods for engaging with the book so carefully! London Review of Books London Review Bookshop UChicagoPress Dylan Montanari

The American Comparative Literature Association Meeting is underway! You can check out our featured books and get 30% off & free US shipping with promo code EX58016 at our virtual exhibit: bit.ly/UCPEXACLA. #ACLA2025

Today is the day. Battle of the Big Bang is finally out. We've got rave reviews from the likes of Carlo Rovelli, Sabine Hossenfelder, Roger Penrose, Sean Carroll and many more. Hope you like it.

Historian Toby Green delivered an amazing lecture on his new beautiful book, The Heretic of Cacheu (Allen Lane/@PenguinUKBook UChicagoPress) a stunning global micro-history of West Africa at the Bonn Center for Slavery and Dependency Studies this past Wednesday #slaveryarchive

#Juneteenth is next door, and my book Humans in Shackles: An Atlantic History of Slavery (UChicagoPress 2024) hardcover, beautiful edition, is 40% off on Amazon for those who do Amazon amazon.com/Humans-Shackle…

Check out the new titles in our Thinking Literature series! - Julia Jarcho: Throw Yourself Away - John Lurz: The Barthes Fantastic - Leah Middlebrook: Amphion - Robert Lucas Scott: Reading Hegel - Jennifer Soong: Slips of the Mind Learn more: buff.ly/qO6iA5a. #ACLA2025

At #ACLA2025? Discover our titles that are forthcoming in Fall 2025: - Wild Fictions by Amitav Ghosh - Reasons and Feelings by Sarah Mesle - Atlas’s Bones by D. Vance Smith - Beyond Individualism by Lois Parkinson Zamora

“There is a profound impoverishment in our language. Is there a phrase that signifies how the government performs a good to society?” From Why Everyone Hates White Liberals (Including White Liberals), Kevin M. Schultz, published by UChicagoPress. harpers.org/archive/2025/0…

For the 2025 Venice Biennale's US pavilion, architect and writer Charlie Hailey created Porch Unbound—an installation based on his book THE PORCH that wraps the pavilion's inner edge. He shares his approach on our blog: buff.ly/HwKXBZh

Congratulations to Jesse McCarthy on her book The Blue Period being named a finalist for the 2024 National Book Critics Circle Board: National Book Critics Circle Award! Learn more at our virtual exhibit: bit.ly/UCPEXACLA.

#ACLA2025 may be ending, but our virtual exhibit is still open! Browse our virtual exhibit and get 30% off and free domestic shipping using code EX58016: bit.ly/UCPEXACLA.

"This book really changed my relationship to poetry, to music, to concision, to image." Griffin Poetry Prize trustee Ian Williams (@notianwilliams) sits down with 2025 finalist Aaron Coleman (Aaron Coleman, PhD, MFA) to explore the life and poetry of Nicolás Guillén. Coleman reflects on

"A specter in the American machine." Today's book pick from Damn History, a free monthly newsletter for readers/writers of #popularhistory. Congrats to author Andrew Hartman & UChicagoPress! Read/subscribe to Damn History: damn-history-16d93f.beehiiv.com/subscribe

Malcolm Gladwell's first New Yorker piece in three years is a review of Jens Ludwig's UNFORGIVING PLACES, out now from UChicagoPress: newyorker.com/magazine/2025/…

If the science and the vanities that illuminate the cosmos are of interest to you, you will enjoy reading "Battle of the Big Bang." lit.newcity.com/2025/06/02/who…

From inspirational memoirs to gripping histories, our Pride Month reading list offers stories that honor the journeys of queer individuals and the larger movement for love, acceptance, and equality for all. Read more here: buff.ly/6bCY5Hc

OUT NOW! Niayesh Afshordi & Phil Halper (aka Skydivephil)'s Battle of the Big Bang explores cosmological origin stories that upend our very notions of space, time & reality. “An intellectual feast.”—Carlo Rovelli “A must-read.”—Sabine Hossenfelder “Excellent.”—Roger Penrose buff.ly/HpE3q2z