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Fleck Prize winner for 2025! Lisa Yin Han’s Deepwater Alchemy: Extractive Mediation and the Taming of the Sea Floor 4sonline.org/2025_lisa_yin_…

"Speculative Whiteness shows with precision how, in this imaginary, there is nothing more to nonwhite people than what they already are." New in review, Lorenzo Fabbri on Jordan S. Carroll's Speculative Whiteness, from U of MN Press: criticalinquiry.uchicago.edu/lorenzo_fabbri…

#Books | Chronicles of a Global City is a nuanced investigation into #Bengaluru's embrace of "speculative urbanism" & how its ordinary citizens & their capacity for innovation (and survival) hold the city together. Review by Srikar Raghavan. frontline.thehindu.com/books/bangalor… U of MN Press

“She would remain as agnostic as nature. And as cunning.” Great New York Times Books feature on new historical fiction, featuring Peter Geye 's A LESSER LIGHT! nytimes.com/2025/05/30/boo…

New books! -Dreaming Down the Track/ Willi Lempert: A biographical media journey that demonstrates the impact of filmmaking on how Aboriginal futures are collectively imagined. -Wolf Island/ L. David Mech, now in paperback: Thrilling encounters with the mythic wolf. #NewBooks

Hey hey! Ready to announce our Fall/Winter lineup! Luminous Fairies and Mary Lucia plus translations, fiction, children's picture books, activism, horror theory, history, philosophy, & much more! upress.umn.edu/fall-winter-20… #ForthcomingBooks

#Books | Chronicles of a Global City is a nuanced investigation into #Bengaluru’s “speculative urbanism” & how citizens’ innovation & survival hold the city together. Review by Srikar Raghavan. frontline.thehindu.com/books/bangalor… U of MN Press

After more than a decade of research and writing, I am grateful that my book—Dreaming Down the Track: Awakenings in Aboriginal Cinema—is now published through U of MN Press. 30% off using the code MN92910 through June 20th at z.umn.edu/18279.

Our latest issue of Mechademia is available fully open access on Project MUSE! This is a themed issue on Methodologies, guest edited by Jaqueline Berndt. muse.jhu.edu/issue/53482 #OpenAccess

The Cmte on Japanese Studies at UChicago CEAS is pleased to announce the 2024-25 William F. Sibley Memorial Subvention Award for Japanese Translation to the U of MN Press for the upcoming book, "The Luminous Fairies and Mothra;" FULL ANNOUNCEMENT: bit.ly/4mOhQVb

Congratulations to Anna Farro Henderson Anna Farro Henderson for being the #ForewordINDIES Silver Winner in the Essays category!

Congratulations to Ashley Shelby for being the #ForewordINDIES Silver Winner in the Adult Fiction General category!

Visions of a Caring Economy nextcity.org/urbanist-news/…

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Published this week: Proposals for a Caring Economy, essays that articulate an economy that situates care at the forefront, edited by Matthew Wolf-Meyer: upress.umn.edu/9781517918477/…

Out today: Kitchens of Hope, a glimpse into the kitchens and lives of immigrants from more than thirty countries, with tasty recipes including curry, mole, biryani, pho, and more. Co-compiled by Lee Svitak Dean. #PubDay #NewCookbook #KitchensOfHope

Publication day! Immigrant stories and recipes from more than 30 countries, from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe. Timely and inspirational (we need that now!) with terrific recipes. U of MN Press #pubdate #newcookbook

Out today: Reclaiming the Road offers a compelling vision for the future of America's public spaces. 🎧: Author David L. Prytherch talks with Mimi Sheller and Peter Norton about designing more just public streets. share.transistor.fm/s/0e507210