Save 30% on all print books in the Carleton Library Series! Browse the full collection: buff.ly/jamKhQ9 Use code CLS30 at checkout. Sale ends 15 February 2026 at 11:59 pm EST.

Save 30% on all print books in the Carleton Library Series! Browse the full collection: buff.ly/jamKhQ9 Use code CLS30 at checkout. Sale ends 15 February 2026 at 11:59 pm EST.

Check out this interview with Monique Giroux about her book, Métis Music: Stories of Recognition and Resurgence. Learn more about her book: buff.ly/CTuplsU

Sanctuary in Pieces by Laura Madokoro is more relevant than ever. Her book looks at how protection, responsibility, and hospitality have animated the search for refuge and what this means for migrant justice today. buff.ly/irLXKXi

With the 2026 Winter Olympics starting today, we've compiled a list of 6 books that offer different perspectives on sports culture in Canada and beyond. Check out the full list on our blog: buff.ly/DnRHAnv

New in Paperback! The Lives of Lake Ontario examines the myriad ways Canada and the United States have used and abused this remarkably resilient and uniquely vulnerable resource. buff.ly/3yepJ7D

Did you know that Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi inspired the character of Victor Laszlo in the film Casablanca? Learn more about his life in Hitler's Cosmopolitan Bastard: Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi and His Vision of Europe by Martyn Bond: buff.ly/GcSKxAG

Join editor Adrian Ivakhiv for a talk and discussion about Terra Invicta: Ukrainian Wartime Reimaginings for a Habitable Earth in Vancouver on Sunday Afternoon! buff.ly/VFwEK7V

In honour of Black History Month, we are sharing the introduction from A Place in the Sun: Haiti, Haitians, and the Remaking of Quebec by Sean Mills. A richly drawn portrait of Haiti in Quebec, of Quebec through Haiti, and the ways in which migrants transform societies. buff.ly/8vcFjKc

We're hiring a publicist! We're looking for someone dynamic, bilingual, and eager to help MQUP books reach the widest possible audiences. This is for a six-month, full-time contract, based at our Montreal office. For more details and to apply: buff.ly/zFYjMcu #READUP #JobsInBooks

Join Jackson Pind tomorrow evening in Peterborough, ON for a reading from his recently published book Students by Day, Colonialism and Resistance at the Curve Lake Indian Day School, followed by a Q&A, and a Community Meal at The Seasoned Spoon. More details: buff.ly/WaZwfxI

Save 30% on all print books in the Carleton Library Series! Browse the full collection: buff.ly/jamKhQ9 Use code CLS30 at checkout. Sale ends 15 February 2026 at 11:59 pm EST.

We're hiring a publicist! We're looking for someone dynamic, bilingual, and eager to help MQUP books reach the widest possible audiences. This is for a six-month, full-time contract, based at our Montreal office. For more details and to apply: buff.ly/zFYjMcu #READUP #JobsInBooks

Today on the blog, we're putting a spotlight on the Carleton Library Series. Learn more about the history and mission of this important series. buff.ly/Hff5F68

We're hiring a publicist! We're looking for someone dynamic, bilingual, and eager to help MQUP books reach the widest possible audiences. This is for a six-month, full-time contract, based at our Montreal office. For more details and to apply: buff.ly/zFYjMcu #READUP #JobsInBooks

NEW by cuinenglish.bsky.social J.Mason: how governmental&non-governmental actors used books as instruments of development in various parts of the Third World &towards Indigenous communities in Canada&how Indigenous activists&writers responded @mcgillqueensup.bsky.social www.mqup.ca/Books/B/Book...

Decorating gingerbread “bookies” has been a long-standing MQUP tradition. In December, MQUP staffers got together to celebrate our Winter 2026 catalogue by decorating bookies inspired by our upcoming titles. Check out our latest blog post to see then all! buff.ly/bP4Sj84

ICYMI: We announced our Spring/Summer 2026 catalogue last week! Check out some featured books in our latest blog post: buff.ly/bD0Hj3s Download the PDF to read at your leisure: buff.ly/75TGesN

The new revised edition of At the Origin of the Christian Claim presents an intriguing argument that the relationship between a person and God is based not on the person’s search for the mystery but on the mystery making itself known. Out now! buff.ly/DImM4Hl

ICYMI: Letters from the Afterlife, edited by Goldie Morgentaler, was a winter 2025 book club pick by the Jewish Women's Archive! Learn more about the book: buff.ly/sbnStOf

A review worth reading of a very timely book. The Darkest Night Brings Longer Days by Sirous Houshmand navigates the starkly different cultural worlds of the United States and Iran, as well as experiencing revolution, war, incarceration, and, finally, freedom. buff.ly/dE5JeIU

On this Holocaust Remembrance Day, we recommend Letters from the Afterlife, which chronicles the experiences of writers Chava Rosenfarb and Zenia Larsson, Holocaust survivors from Poland, as they adjusted to life in their adopted countries of Canada and Sweden. buff.ly/sbnStOf

We're hiring a publicist! We're looking for someone dynamic, bilingual, and eager to help MQUP books reach the widest possible audiences. This is for a six-month, full-time contract, based at our Montreal office. For more details and to apply: buff.ly/zFYjMcu #READUP #JobsInBooks

Today is the International Day of Education! Schooling the System by Funké Aladejebi is a powerful examination of black women teachers and their contributions to anti-racist education in Canada. Learn more: buff.ly/nLyhE7a

"Being in the depths of isolation reveals nuanced human behaviour that might surprise you." Sirous Houshmand, author of the memoir The Darkest Night Brings Longer Days: Surviving War and Iran's Evin Prison: buff.ly/cjeetnZ Buy the book: buff.ly/ZBQdkYM

New on the Q&Q Job Board: • Bartender @ Book Bar www.instagram.com/bookbarto • Bookseller @ Book Bar www.instagram.com/bookbarto • Publicist @mcgillqueensup.bsky.social • Programming Coordinator @writersfest.bc.ca For more details: bit.ly/48CrXpc

"Academic writers can clutter their prose with obfuscating terms. Not these two. Sandlos and Keeling have backed up their history with clear-eyed research and deep digging into fact-filled reports, some of them hidden from public view." A great review of The Price of Gold!

In the latest issue of the renowned journal SLAVIC REVIEW, you will find Craig Cravens' review of the publication HOME AND THE WORLD IN SLOVAK WRITING (McGill-Queen's University Press 2025). @aseees.bsky.social @mcgillqueensup.bsky.social Open access: tinyurl.com/5abec2y5

The Groupe d’histoire de Montréal / Montreal History Group is hosting MQUP author Jody Mason for its Muffins + Methodology lunchtime series tomorrow at noon. Mason will be discussing her upcoming book Books for Development: buff.ly/R3ZC1Ym Register for this virtual talk: buff.ly/Qx60Bbp

We are pleased to officially announce our Spring/Summer 2026 catalogue! Check out some featured books in our latest blog post: buff.ly/bD0Hj3s Download the PDF to read at your leisure: buff.ly/75TGesN

Rethinking Islamic Modernism is an exploration of Islamic modernism in colonial South Asia that reveals how the work of voluntary associations shaped and transformed Muslim identity and community in the late nineteenth to mid-twentieth centuries. Out now! buff.ly/LpJ29qb

Drawing on a collection of Broadway Brevities issues discovered over decades of research, Nights in Fairyland is a rich account of a virtually unknown form of periodical publishing, urban nightlife, queer sociability, and the commodification of gossip in the 1920s and 1930s. buff.ly/UheWKtv

For those who could not make it to the launch of The Darkest Night Brings Longer Days: Surviving War and Iran's Evin Prison, check out this video montage of the event and book signing: buff.ly/DcvsmZ9 Read more about this important new memoir by Sirous Houshmand: buff.ly/ZBQdkYM #Iran

It's Hockey Day in Canada! Picturing the Game by Don Weekes showcases the gifted, forward-thinking graphic journalists throughout hockey’s history whose bold aesthetic and deft draughtsmanship could always make the butt of their satire look perfectly asinine. buff.ly/sc0V9ay

We've got 6 new books out this month! Check out the full list in our latest blog post: buff.ly/3b2VO9E

Tomorrow! Friday 16 January 17:00 in Amsterdam. In person or live streaming. @nataliescholz.bsky.social has put together a great panel at SPUI25 called New Ways of Engaging with Colonial Pasts centered on our new graphic history.🗃️🏺Check it out ⬇️⬇️⬇️

ICYMI check out this fascinating APTN interview with historian Cody Groat. Topics include the repatriation of cultural ancestors, the 10th anniversary of the TRC, and pipelines... and of course, his new book, Always a Part of the Land. Watch here: buff.ly/ZANKioZ Pre-order the book: buff.ly/lzWm6U3

Ecological Nation looks at safeguarding Canada’s environmental and political sovereignty as the country engages in a new nation building project. buff.ly/O5Q1fxu

Jane Thomas will be giving a free talk tonight in Waterloo, Ontario about her book, Wilful Neglect: The Federal Response to Tuberculosis among First Nations, 1867–1945! Learn more about the book: buff.ly/pC34Xca buff.ly/qDUBbQt

Women in the Ukrainian Underground examines women’s mobilization in the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, depicting the fates of the women involved and considering their representation in film and literature. Out now! buff.ly/7NpnrVL

📚 Vous êtes convié-es au lancement de 𝘓𝘢 𝘮𝘪𝘨𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘤𝘦́𝘦 𝘢𝘶 𝘊𝘢𝘯𝘢𝘥𝘢 (@mcgillqueensup.bsky.social, 2025) le 21 janvier à 15h30 à l’Université Laval (salle DKN-3244), en présence de Sarah Dubuc, @adelegarnier.bsky.social, Joey Hanna et Lyse Hébert! ℹ️ Renseignements et inscription: tinyurl.com/4akfzm4r

Check out this great review of Letters from the Afterlife. This book gathers the letters between distinguished Yiddish writer Chava Rosenfarb and sculptor and author Zenia Larsson, spanning 1945 to 1971. Learn more about the book: buff.ly/qSf4njM

Groundbreaking in its exploration of the politics of menstruation from a uniquely Canadian perspective, Northern Blood sheds light on the lived experiences, stories, and broader menstruation justice movement in Canada. Out now! buff.ly/fquGvnd

Jane Thomas will be giving a free talk on Wednesday evening in Waterloo, Ontario about her book, Wilful Neglect: The Federal Response to Tuberculosis among First Nations, 1867–1945! Learn more about the book: buff.ly/pC34Xca buff.ly/qDUBbQt

Join the authors of In the Land of the Lacandón, on 16th January to discuss new ways of engaging with colonial pasts. 🗓️ 16th January 🕐 17:00pm CET 📍 SPUI25, University of Amsterdam 🔗 buff.ly/FjKmgFj 📚 Book available here: buff.ly/ttgiGaG @mcgillqueensup.bsky.social @richardivanjobs.bsky.social

If you're at #AHA2026 please stop by the @mcgillqueensup.bsky.social booth to check out our new book. As a graphic history, it is worth flipping through and seeing in person. www.mqup.ca/Books/I/In-t...

Yogalands by Paul Bramadat has made @rns.org 's top 10 religion and spirituality books of 2025! Learn more about the book:

Check out this great review of Melissa Tanti's The Translating Subject in @reviewcanada.bsky.social! Learn more about the book: buff.ly/snZqtvz

Yogalands by Paul Bramadat has made @rns.org's top 10 religion and spirituality books of 2025! Learn more about the book: buff.ly/qkMM5fJ

Jane Thomas will be giving a free talk next Wednesday in Waterloo, Ontario about her book, Wilful Neglect: The Federal Response to Tuberculosis among First Nations, 1867–1945! Learn more about the book: buff.ly/pC34Xca