Karoline von Günderrode, a self-educated poet & philosopher, lived a life full of brilliance & tragedy. THIS DAGGER, MY HEART tells her story through 26 voices, each revealing a piece of her final days. #NewBookTuesday #ReadUP tinyurl.com/5krx7k36 #HistoricalFiction #TragicTales #WomenInHistory

#SeriesSpotlight: The SUNY Series, Studies in Human Rights addresses diverse human rights issues from innovative, interdisciplinary perspectives. Submissions exploring contested histories, limits, vernaculars, or new applications of human rights are encouraged. tinyurl.com/yprpxwp9 #ReadUP

Ever wonder how America’s love of vacations & the outdoors began? This #StaffPick from Promotions Manager Michelle Alamillo introduces W. H. H. Murray, who sent 19th-century city dwellers rushing into the #Adirondacks for health, adventure & renewal. #ReadUP tinyurl.com/4279y5r6

We’re very sorry to learn that SUNY Press author and former editorial board member Eduardo Mendieta has passed away. He was a generous and gentle colleague, and also served as a reader on manuscripts. He will be missed. tinyurl.com/37xcrskj

Reading about young white women’s anti-feminism in the NYT (I can’t believe we’re doing this still/again) & feeling compelled to share this forthcoming book from @sunypress.bsky.social: WHITE WOMAN’S BURDEN, on c19/20 predecessors of these domestic femininity boosters sunypress.edu/Books/W/Whit...

Sean Gerrity holds up a copy of his book Beyond Emancipation: Maroon Freedoms in US Literature, 1850–1862, now available in paperback! Order it this month at 50% off with code SHDAYS25 at tinyurl.com/yra6cayk. #ReadUP #authorphoto #bookbirthday #MondayMotivation

"In this collection, Harold Roth brings together the pivotal essays representing both the innovation and expertise that have marked his scholarship on #Daoism for roughly the last twenty-five years." — PHILOSOPHY EAST AND WEST #SundayReview #ReadUP tinyurl.com/3t2z6jm8

Our latest #OneToOne Author Q&A with Adam W. Coon explores the vibrant world of contemporary Nahua writing. It’s a fascinating look at the award‑winning THE SERPENT’S PLUMES and the practice of “making the word flourish. #ReadUP tinyurl.com/nhcvx3e6 #TransIndigenousDecolonialCritiques

Good morning and happy holidays from SUNY Press, where some 2026 titles just arrived. #forthcomingfriday #newbooks #ReadUP #happyholidays

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

How did Bollywood respond to globalization after the 1990s? New in paperback in January 2026, DÉJÀ VIEWED explores Bollywood remakes of Hollywood films as a gendered response to corporatization and global media flows. #ForthcomingFriday #LookItUP tinyurl.com/3d7af3t6

In this fourth and final episode of the Almanac podcast, Christine Gelineau celebrates the Winter Solstice and converses with Rebecca Hart Olander, editor and director of Perugia Press. #ReadUp #wintersolstice

We're excited to see Jeffrey Louis Decker’s Rebel Girl and the Godfather make New York Trend's list of top winter reads! tinyurl.com/2vyu3bfp #ReadUP #winterreading

What is the role of the copyeditor? https://bit.ly/3npKz6P University press publishers answer frequently asked questions like this one on our #AskUP site. Curious about how university press publishing works? #AskUP!

Excited to share this event at Imperial College London on 28 January 2026--it is open to all staff and students at IC, register and see you soon! @sunypress.bsky.social www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/iao-specia...

Last month, I joined Tan Liren on his podcast to discuss time poverty (in Chinese). This morning I found that the episode has been played over 150,000 times. What a blast! @sunypress.bsky.social 今早看到上个月参加谭立人播客讲时间贫困的一集播放量超过15万了，纪念一下！ www.xiaoyuzhoufm.com/episode/6917...

We’re thrilled to celebrate REFRAMING DIVERSITY AND INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP for winning the 2024 NYASA Book Prize! Grounded in critical race theory and Black feminism, Asumah & Nagel offer a vital framework for justice-minded leaders and educators. #WinnerWednesday #ReadUP tinyurl.com/2bvmb4ry

Forthcoming in January: Zlochov, My Home offers translations of selected poems by the Yiddish writer Moyshe-Leyb Halpern, covering the full scope of his oeuvre. Save 50% in December with code SHDAYS25 at tinyurl.com/yeybctvv. #ReadUP

Drawing on rich archives, maps, and illustrations, STATEN ISLAND'S ELLIOTTVILLE (new in paperback) shows how one small neighborhood influenced national movements, and how Gilded Age change ultimately erased it. #NewBookTuesday #ReadUP tinyurl.com/2vrpcxhy #NYSHistory #AmericanHistory

Delighted that 'The Time Inheritors' @sunypress.bsky.social has been included in the Summer Reading List recommended by the New Zealand Association for Research in Education. The recommendation is based on Dr Taylor Le CUI's book review. nzareblog.wordpress.com/2025/12/09/n...

Henry H. Sapoznik discusses his new book The Tourist’s Guide to Lost Yiddish New York City with The Times of Israel. It's a wonderful and informative interview! tinyurl.com/7xjxzz47 #ReadUP

This week’s #EditorsPick, from Senior Acquisitions Editor Mike Rinella, explores how the ways we represent technology shape our ability to understand, govern, and challenge its impact on our lives. #ReadUP #HumanRights tinyurl.com/4mcytpyz

We loved seeing so many authors at #AJS25 today! Come say hi tomorrow and Tuesday at Booth 206! We can’t wait to see you!

Finalist for the Best Book in Israel Studies, FLESH OF MY FLESH explores sexual violence in modern Hebrew literature and its ties to Zionism, gender, ethnicity & disability. #AJS25 #ReadUP at booth 206 or tinyurl.com/hyt7ekjh

We're in DC today through Tuesday for #AJS25! Come say hello to our Editor-in-Chief James Peltz at booth 206. Or visit our virtual booth and save 30% through 1/16/26 tinyurl.com/3ajnv6xd #AJS2025

Christine Gelineau’s memoir Almanac (SUNY Press, excelsior editions, 2025) is an elegy for self & planet shaped with vignettes that are personal, political & poetic. These lyrical stories are at their heart about how we tell & who does the telling.🍃🌻🍂❄️ @sunypress.bsky.social @cmgelineau.bsky.social

#Woodstock is more than the 1969 festival. In this #OneToOne Q&A, historian & longtime resident Richard Heppner explores how the Catskills town became a hub of art, counterculture, and reinvention. #ReadUP tinyurl.com/45368dj9 #NYSHistory

How have photographs shaped modern Jewish history? RETHINKING JEWISH HISTORY AND MEMORY THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY shows how images shape Jewish experience and memory, with new approaches to nationalism, migration, race, and antisemitism. #AJS2025 #ReadUP at booth 206 or tinyurl.com/5exwypkb

"…this is a great resource for people interested in the history and archaeology of Northeastern North America, particularly during the early Colonial period." — @choicereviews.bsky.social #SundayReview #ReadUP tinyurl.com/yn4zwv3d #NYSHistory #IndigenousStudies #AmericanHistory

Forthcoming in 2/26, ART AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE, FOURTH EDITION is a vibrant, accessible dive into aesthetics—from Plato & Aristotle to AR-era debates. Perfect for students with clear intros & themed sections that connect centuries of #art thinking. #ForthcomingFriday #LookItUP tinyurl.com/5au5ycve

On 9 December, I visited Henley Bank High Sch sixth form students to discuss 'time inheritance' @sunypress.bsky.social & ed inequalities. I thoroughly enjoyed the lively discussion & the insightful reflections of the students. Such a privilege to share my journeys with these bright young students!

icymi @sunypress.bsky.social is having a holiday sale!! 50% titles pub'd from 2020-2026 with code SHDAYS25 through Dec 31. that includes preorders! here's but the smallest smattering of all on offer sunypress.edu/Subjects

Celebrating these essential reading lists from the past year: On migration & immigration: https://bit.ly/3HUyu5O On democracy: https://bit.ly/4amtu3P University presses & their authors contribute to understanding even the most complex systems & contentious current events. #ReadUP

Timothy Gitzen discusses Unscripting the Present, which interrogates contemporary sex panics in the United States, on @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social. tinyurl.com/hs5y2pxe. #podcast #ListenUP #ReadUP

Buy the SUNY series in Contemporary Jewish Literature and Culture in Europe from @sunypress.bsky.social @ipsuk.bsky.social, trade order in UK @oxfordpublicity.bsky.social in rest of Europe www.durnell.co.uk!

What makes a good edited volume? https://bit.ly/3BfLsVF University press publishers answer frequently asked questions like this one on our #AskUP site. Curious about how university press publishing works? #AskUP!

The SUNY series in Contemporary Jewish Literature and Culture publishes original and provocative work in Jewish literature and culture, with a focus on the contemporary period but openness to earlier eras. Browse books in the series at tinyurl.com/5f34s63v. #seriesspotlight #ReadUP

Forthcoming in January, Listening to Prestige chronicles one of the greatest postwar jazz labels, Prestige Records. Written by visual artist, poet, novelist, and nonfiction writer Tad Richards, it documents the key artists who shaped postwar American jazz. tinyurl.com/y2886wep #ReadUP #music

With Revolutionary New York publishing next month—and available to preorder now—editor Bruce Dearstyne briefly details some of the book's chapters in this blog post, each of which offers relevant insights today for both New York and the United States. tinyurl.com/3zm39e59 #newyork #ReadUP #blogpost

New in paperback, POLITICAL ONTOLOGY, COMMUNITY, AND INSTITUTIONS is a sharp dive into Robert Esposito’s most urgent ideas—community, immunity, & the crisis of politics, & includes a new interview with Esposito. #NewBookTuesday #ReadUP tinyurl.com/msrvprr6 #philosophy #Esposito #politicaltheory

We're thrilled to see The Tourist’s Guide to Lost Yiddish New York City included in this fantastic gift guide! tinyurl.com/4232kwvm #nyc #ReadUP #holidaygiftguide

I'm delighted to share that 𝐻𝑎𝑝𝑝𝑖𝑛𝑒𝑠𝑠 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑇𝑒𝑎𝑟𝑠, 𝐴𝑓𝑡𝑒𝑟 𝐶𝑎𝑣𝑒𝑙𝑙 — my edited collection on two genres of film defined by the philosopher #StanleyCavell — has now been published by @sunypress.bsky.social : sunypress.edu/Books/H/Happ...

This week’s #StaffPick, from Tanja Eise, Director of Marketing and Sales, ESCAPE FROM THE PIT, reminds us of a dark past. Let's remember and learn from humanity's failures. #ReadUP tinyurl.com/ky6f5mps #HolocaustStudies #JewishStudies #WomenStudies

"…the author has amassed provocative sets of facts well worth a critical reading by specialists." — @choicereviews.bsky.social #SundayReview #ReadUP tinyurl.com/24f63xkz #ComparativePolitics #IsraeliStudies #MiddleEastPolitics

This December, we’re spotlighting our award-winning authors. In this Author Q&A, Signe Cohen discusses I, YANTRA and the ancient South Asian tales of mechanical beings that challenge how we think about humanity and AI. Don’t miss this #OneToOne conversation. #ReadUP tinyurl.com/32veyu4u

Dive into Dōgen’s UJI, the classic Zen Buddhist meditation on time. New in paperback in 3/26, ZEN TIME places the text back into its medieval monastic context, showing how #Dōgen treated each moment as both a concrete event and a path to liberation. #ForthcomingFriday #ReadUP tinyurl.com/3jdhcb2v

Thanks for the award, @choicereviews.bsky.social! And what wonderful company to be in among such brilliant @sunypress.bsky.social titles. 🥳 🙌

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

Congrats to our 2025 @choicereviews.bsky.social Outstanding Academic Titles award winners! One (Un)Like the Other Living Chinese Philosophy The Serpent's Plumes Bodies of Water Religion and Women in India #WinnerWednesday #ReadUP #Religion #Philosophy #IndigenousStudies #LatinAmericanStudies