"…[a] must-read intellectual biography." — THE PRINT #SundayReview #ReadUP tinyurl.com/mua7x3n7 #IndianHistory #SouthAsianHistory #PoliticalHistory #PoliticalThought

Publication day of Revolutionary Poetics! @sunypress.bsky.social

Wishing a happy book birthday to each of our new books for July 2026! #bookbirthdays #july #newbooks #ReadUP #summerreading #SUNYPress60

"Ingólfsson has done a magnificent job...the narrative moves with the pace of good biography, lucid where the material is tangled, humane throughout, and scrupulous in separating what can be documented from what must be surmised." A great review of Music at World’s End at tinyurl.com/z772ftkz

"Goldman’s 'Hidden Histories of Jazz Age New York' pays homage to the unsung heroes, the radical influencers and characters less than heroic of the early 1920s in this scholarly yet accessible work." www.irishecho.com/2026/6/big-a... #irishecho @newyork1920s.bsky.social @sunypress.bsky.social

Explore the #AmericanRevolution and its lasting legacy through the rich historical landscape of #NewYorkState and beyond. Our special sale collection illuminates the many experiences that shaped the nation’s early years. 30% off with code SUS250 thru 7/31/26 at tinyurl.com/ytdpu9uv #America250

Buy in Europe from @sunypress.bsky.social @ipsuk.bsky.social, trade order in UK @oxfordpublicity.bsky.social in rest of Europe & MENA www.durnell.co.uk!

Bruce Dearstyne (editor of Revolutionary New York: 250 Years of Social Change) on why "historians today may have varying interpretations of what caused the Revolution, just as their predecessors did a century ago." tinyurl.com/tc289dyt #america250 #americanrevolution

"Hidden Histories of Jazz Age New York is chock full of fascinating tidbits and it both celebrates and questions the Jazz Age in New York City..." What a wonderful review of @newyork1920s.bsky.social at The Irish Echo: tinyurl.com/yab94hzw #newyorkcity #bookreview #jazzage #nyc

A small staff. A lot of books. Sixty years of scholarship is built by people, not just titles. For our anniversary, we asked staff what that work actually looks like from the inside, and their reflections are honest, and a few are surprising. Read about it of our blog: tinyurl.com/kvcky8zp

Here are some nice photos from last night's event, "An Evening with Maury Yeston, Joshua Rosenblum, and Friends: Book Launch, Conversation, and Song"! Rosenblum's new book on Maury Yeston, A Very Unusual Way, publishes tomorrow.

Wed, July 8, @jonnysemicolon.bsky.social reading and signing #HiddenHistoriesofJazzAgeNewYork at @barnesandnoble.com Upper West Side, with Hugh Ryan @hughryan.bsky.social @sunypress.bsky.social @nyitlibraries.bsky.social @nypl.bsky.social To Register: stores.barnesandnoble.com/event/978006...

BOOK NEWS Contemporary Mexican literature's representations of sapphic desire *Lenchitudes* by Alejandra Márquez Paperback coming soon from @sunypress.bsky.social #PrideMonth #Latinx #LiteraryStudies journalofmodernliterature.blogspot.com/2026/06/book...

Today's #StaffPick, Gloria Anzaldúa's Prieta Is Dreaming, comes from Kate Seburyamo in marketing. "...Prieta's story is a foundational piece of the dam against erasure and marginalization Anzaldúa spent her life building." — Kirkus Reviews tinyurl.com/3zcza7e7

Our most recent guest blog post is by James Walters, whose new book, Visions in the Frame: Mise-en-scène Between Film and Television, is now available in paperback. tinyurl.com/26kj2hp4 #blogpost #filmstudies #movies #tv

"…this book is an important addition for any scholar or library looking for an overview of Sufism in America, based on the most up-to-date case studies." — NOVA RELIGIO #SundayReview #ReadUP tinyurl.com/y8vnx5vw #AmericanSufism #Sufism #IslamicStudies #ReligiousStudies

#SeriesSpotlight: Genders in the Global South takes up the challenge to explore more fully the intersection of critical large categories—gender, sexuality, dislocation/displacement—in addition to questions of identity and generation in the global south. Browse the series at tinyurl.com/3rkza8ue

"...describes with laser-sharp precision the current state of play in both film philosophy and film studies...A highly recommended read for both scholars and lovers of world cinema." — Lúcia Nagib, author of Realist Cinema as World Cinema Preorder in pbk at tinyurl.com/4cn6f9f3 #ForthcomingFriday

"Richard Lenzi...has given [Emily Pierson] the recognition she deserves in Yankee Radical: Emily Pierson; Suffrage and Socialism. His brilliant biography of Pierson’s life deftly balances the personal and the political." Read the full #bookreview at tinyurl.com/36metdjz

ReadUP on America at 250: University presses & their expert authors offer insights into the American experiment from the Founding to today, in this round-up of reading lists & curated collection of books: https://bit.ly/4xQZlFq

Ths week we've published the second of two guest posts by Manuel Rodeiro, author of the new book Liberalism's Environmental Promise. Check it out at our blog: tinyurl.com/2xyrm77d #blogpost #blog #ReadUP

Television formed in NYC in 1973. Their improvisitional style and interlocking, melodic guitar sounds drew inspiration from jazz, proving that punk contains multitudes. Television is one of many bands photographed by Ebet Roberts, whose new book New York Punk drops this October: tinyurl.com/5aphtywx

"...draws on a variety of invaluable perspectives...including black feminism, aesthetics, educational theory, and grassroots political action. It is an indispensable resource for established scholars and students alike." — Elvira Basevich, UC Davis tinyurl.com/ydv9kya6 #NewBookTuesday

The History Tavern Podcast welcomed Richard Hamm to discuss his new book, Confronting Racism: tinyurl.com/2xtdetrb #podcast

Timotheus Vermeulen on watches, ciname, and his new book, Plastic Time: Gesture on Screen: tinyurl.com/5c49ru7t #filmstudies #movies #film #television

Composer and lyricist Maury Yeston will join author Joshua Rosenblum and theater journalist Peter Filichia at Symphony Space on June 29 for a pre-release event celebrating Rosenblum’s new book, A Very Unusual Way: Maury Yeston and His Singular Path to Broadway and Beyond. tinyurl.com/4w7hf8p9

#SeriesSpotlight: Philosophy and Race tackles the concept of race, epistemological foundations of racism, and how philosophers such as Nietzsche and Sartre can be read within a framework of race. tinyurl.com/3zct3yvn

Today's #StaffPick is from Jenn Bennett. Resist, Organize, Build juxtaposes feminist and queer activism in Britain and the United States in the face of resurgent conservatism during the 1980s. tinyurl.com/3nr44vvu #AmericanHistory #BlackStudies #history #QueerStudies

Our #Juneteenth sale runs through July 1. Save 30% our African American studies titles with code SJUNE26 when you shop at tinyurl.com/3vx9cj7x. #ReadUP

"…a fun book to read." — Albany TIMES UNION #SundayReview #ReadUP tinyurl.com/543b2vt7 #NewYorkHistory #UpstateNewYork #RoadTrip #SmallTownStories

Two events this coming week for #hiddenhistoriesofjazzagenewyork 6/23 (online) for Bloomingdale History Grouo 6/25 Greenwich Village Preservation (at St Mark's church) @sunypress.bsky.social @nyitlibrary @nypl www.jonathanegoldman.com/events #ny1920s #nypl @hiddenhistoriesofjazzagenewyork

"…a stunning work of scholarship…demonstrates that the Court…has been a single-minded instrument of social oppression of Black and minority individuals and a premier promoter of White supremacy in the United States." — Isaac Unah, UNC Chapel Hill tinyurl.com/33cdwkfc #ForthcomingFriday

Join Joshua Rosenblum at Symphony Space on June 29th at 7 pm! Rosenblum, author of A Very Unusual Way, will be joined by Maury Yeston and Peter Filichia for a special night celebrating the launch of the book, as well as Yeston's illustrious career.

Dressing for England illuminates the interplay of gender, fashion, and nationalism in Victorian literature and culture. New in paperback and available at: tinyurl.com/5bxc8tth #NewBookTuesday

You can now pre-order the paperback version of VICTORIAN GASLIGHTING! Go get yourself a copy and become an expert on this pervasive form of abuse and its 19th c. origins. #gaslighting @sunypress.bsky.social @noragilbert.bsky.social @tara-macdonald.bsky.social

This week's #EditorsPick is from Senior Acquisitions Editor Richard Carlin. In honor of Pride Month, Richard has chosen to spotlight the ideal textbook for introductory courses on LGBTQ+ studies. tinyurl.com/ypr6fvkw #pridemonth #Pride #PrideMonth2026 #ReadUP #lgbtqpride

The punks are coming... This October we're publishing photographer Ebet Roberts's iconic images of the heyday of NYC punk rock in New York Punk. With a foreword by Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore, New York Punk is available to preorder at tinyurl.com/5aphtywx. #punkrock #nyc #musicmonday

"For those interested but relatively unschooled in jazz...Listening to Prestige is a valuable resource, and a fine read. I suspect, too, that for those far more well-versed in the intricacies of jazz, Listening to Prestige will prove a most worthwhile read as well. Recommended." tinyurl.com/3kh22hc2

"Gänzl's prose style makes an enjoyably readable narrative for anyone interested in musical theatrical history of the period." — @choicereviews.bsky.social #SundayReview #ReadUP tinyurl.com/bdfe6fen #operas

#NYSH2026 step beyond the myths of the Roaring Twenties! HIDDEN HISTORIES OF JAZZ AGE NEW YORK uncovers the overlooked people, places, & communities that shaped 1920s NYC, from Harlem & Chinatown to immigrant neighborhoods, political activists, & hidden cultural spaces. #ReadUP tinyurl.com/mr2az6pv

The Rediscovery of George "Nash" Walker: The Price of Black Stardom in Jim Crow America is available at tinyurl.com/2s4bvyph

Over the last three-plus decades, Bill Kauffman has written about & interviewed upstate New York novelists, politicians, and civic activists who have given the region much of its pith, vitality, & distinctiveness. His book Upstaters collects the best of these: tinyurl.com/bdh75vxk #ForthcomingFriday

Come say hello to us at #NYSH2026! We have great books and a great view!

Journal of Buddhist Philosophy Vol. 8 (2026) muse.jhu.edu/issue/56983 @projectmuse.bsky.social @sunypress.bsky.social

For our latest author blog post, Jake Reeder explores how he came to write his new book, Derrida and Prosthetic Usage; or, How to Return to Cinder. Read the post at tinyurl.com/mtdrd2c3. #blogpost #ReadUP

Derrick is the author of two @sunypress.bsky.social books about the experiences of Black men in college and the editor of our Critical Race Studies in Education series. sunypress.edu/Series/S/SUN...

“Representation matters,” said Derrick Brooms, inaugural executive director of the Black Men’s Research Institute at Morehouse College, where he studies Black men’s experiences in college. “Those representations are living manifestations of possibilities.” www.insidehighered.com/news/student...

#SeriesSpotlight: Books in our African American Studies series offer rigorous and innovative African American Studies scholarship in the fields of political science, public policy, and sociology. tinyurl.com/5d3spz2x

In the latest episode of @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social's New Books in History podcast, Bruce Dearstyne discusses his new edited volume, Revolutionary New York: 250 Years of Social Change⁠. tinyurl.com/yc3en477

"This collection demonstrates that Stanley Cavell's writings on films and cinema are more important now than ever." — Richard Rushton, Lancaster University New in paperback: tinyurl.com/5fj52zh9 #NewBookTuesday