CONTESTING THE CLIMATE UNTHINKABLE, edited by Azucena Castro, Gianfranco Selgas, and Ken Benson, examines Latin American cultural works that rethink environmental change and natural catastrophes. #UFPress

COLLABORATIVE AND COMMUNITY-ENGAGED ARCHAEOLOGY, edited by Carolyn D. Dillian, Katie Stringer Clary, and Charles A. Bello, features detailed case studies that emphasize partnerships with local and descendant communities to foster ethical, inclusive research practices.

If you're attending the Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology in Detroit, MI, please stop by our booth for a special meet and greet with Dean L. Anderson, Michael S. Nassaney, and Krysta Ryzewski, authors of THE HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY OF MICHIGAN, on January 8 from 4:30pm to 5:30pm!

New book review: Caulkins on Brooks, Lynn Matluck; Golomb, Sariel; Grimball, Garth, eds.: _Dance and Science in the Long Nineteenth Century: The Articulate Body_. University Press of Florida, 2025. Published by H-Sci-Med-Tech. Read here: networks.h-net.org/node/20136854

Happy holidays from all of us at University Press of Florida and UF Press! To the readers, authors, scholars, and partners that support the work we do: Thank you for being part of our community. Our offices are closed Dec 24-Jan 2. Have a restful holiday season and we’ll see you in the new year.

We are thrilled to announce that ON A RISING SWELL by Dan Reiter was included in two of Kirkus's end-of-year lists: Best Indie Books of the Year 2025 and Best Indie Books About America 2025! Click here to read more: www.kirkusreviews.com/best-of/2025...

THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF SEAFARING IN SMALL-SCALE SOCIETIES, edited by Alberto García-Piquer, Mikael Fauvelle, and Colin Grier, explores the development of seafaring technology and examines how watercraft have served as groundbreaking innovations throughout human history.

Read our December e-newsletter to learn more about our new website and holiday deals, and see our photos from the Miami Book Fair! Read it here: conta.cc/4qaBGef Subscribe to our monthly e-newsletters here: floridapress.org/subscribe

A guide for today’s classrooms, TEACHING JAMES JOYCE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, edited by Barry Devine and Ellen Scheible, explores innovative pedagogical approaches to the writer’s works, helping both new and experienced teachers of Joyce make his texts understandable, relatable, and even fun.

Stuff those stockings with ideas. 🎁✨ Our latest roundup features new books by Graduate Center authors — perfect for the thinkers, readers, and revolutionaries on your list www.gc.cuny.edu/news/brighte...

Just got this in the mail yesterday. So happy to have contributed to this project! Thanks and kudos to @oaperez.bsky.social and @cristinaele.bsky.social for the guidance and vision. Out in January from @floridapress.bsky.social

Doing some shopping this week? Don't forget to add university press books to your list! Check out our holiday catalog for our newest giftable books and holiday bestsellers: bit.ly/HolidayBookSale25 Browse all books on our website: floridapress.org Get 40% off with code 31HOL25. #ReadUP

An important resource for anyone involved in managing waterfront property, LIVING SHORELINES FOR FLORIDA by Savanna Barry, Vincent Encomio, Marjorie Shropshire, and Ginny Stibolt, explains how to implement ecologically-informed shoreline protection in the state. #UFPress

November is Native American Heritage Month. If you're interested in learning more about the traditions and histories of Native American communities, we invite you to explore our recommended reading list: floridapress.org/native-ameri... Use code 31NATIVE25 for discount prices through November 30.

Our November e-newsletter features our holiday sale, books for Native American Heritage Month, upcoming author panels at the Miami Book, and much more. Read it here: conta.cc/4og8Gk8 Subscribe to our monthly e-newsletters here: floridapress.org/subscribe

We are at the Miami Book Fair! If you're in Miami, please visit our booth Friday, Saturday or Sunday to check out new books such as MIAMI'S ART BOOM by Elisa Turner, OTHER PEOPLE'S MOTHERS by Julie Maire Wade, JUST FREEDOM by Daniel Rivero, A TOWN WITHOUT PITY by Jason Vuic, and many more.

We are attending the American Anthropological Association annual meeting in New Orleans! If you're attending, please stop by our booth where you can check out our recent and bestselling titles in anthropology and archaeology. Take advantage of our conference sale online at floridapress.org/31aaa25.

We're delighted to announce the launch of our redesigned website at floridapress.org. Visit us to check out our new look, learn more about our publishing program, and browse our books. We hope you enjoy exploring our new online home!

@floridapress.bsky.social, @professorlatinx.bsky.social, @ohiostatepress.bsky.social & @angelamsanchez.bsky.social really #Team UP in Latine studies! #ReadUP in the University Press Week Gallery: https://bit.ly/47bcwpq

Today’s #UPWeek blog tour theme asks us to explore WHERE AUPresses members (@aupresses.bsky.social) work with our networks to advance knowledge. We’re highlighting how we #TeamUP with Florida’s independent bookstores and their communities.

In THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF AMERICAN PROTESTS, authors April M. Beisaw and Dania Jordan-Talley use historical and contemporary archaeology to explore the past 400 years of American protest history, connecting today’s protest movements to those that came long before.

Thanks for the #UPWeek love, @literaryhub.bsky.social! Many university presses are dedicated to Teaming UP with translators to advance knowledge & understanding. Discover 17 outstanding examples to #ReadUP in “ Reading Around the World” https://bit.ly/43S4pf8#UPWeek#ReadUP..

We are attending the Southern Historical Association's annual meeting in St. Pete Beach, FL! If you're attending, please stop by our booth where you can check out our recent and bestselling titles in Southern history. Take advantage of our conference sale online at floridapress.org/31SHA25.

THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, edited by Richard F. Veit and Matthew A. Kalos, takes a holistic approach to the American Revolutionary War era, drawing on perspectives from archaeology and related disciplines to illuminate the multifaceted nature of the conflict.

In MIAMI’S ART BOOM, art critic Elisa Turner captures the evolution of Miami’s visual arts community before and after the inaugural Art Basel Miami Beach, revealing how local artists, galleries, and museums transformed the city into a hub of global artistic exchange.

REGISTER NOW to attend our Fall 2025 Publishing Symposium, beginning today at 1:00 pm! This free, virtual event open to anyone interested in learning more about book publishing. Register here: bit.ly/2025PublishingSymposium

Interview with Gregory Enns, author of “Cow Creek Chronicles: The Rise and Fall of an Early Florida Cattle Ranch” @floridapress.bsky.social www.orangeblossomordinary.com/interviews/i...

CULTURAL SITES OF NORTH FLORIDA by Ronnie Lovler and Dixie Neilson is your guide to 43 intriguing, little-known destinations in the northern part of the Florida peninsula, from Crystal River to Jacksonville. These destinations reflect the stories and communities of the region.

In A TOWN WITHOUT PITY, Jason Vuic recounts two stories of small-town injustice that rose to national prominence at the end of the Reagan era and forced a reckoning with the staying power of social division and prejudice.

Our Fall 2025 Publishing Symposium is this week! Don't forget to register for this free, virtual event open to anyone interested in learning more about book publishing. Register here: bit.ly/2025PublishingSymposium

The October e-newsletter from UPF and UF Press is now available! Read our e-newsletter for information on our upcoming Publishing Symposium, literary studies conference sale, author events, and more. Read it here: conta.cc/4qe2YBl Subscribe to our monthly e-newsletters at upress.ufl.edu/subscribe.

Gregory Enns discusses his connection to the Raulersons, the family whose story is told in his new book, COW CREEK CHRONICLES. This book shows how ranches were first established in Florida. Click this link to read more and learn more about Gregory Enns's new book: floridapress.blog/2025/10/16/q...

Interview with Jason Vuic about his new book “A Town Without Pity: AIDS, Race, and Resistance in Florida’s Deep South” (University Press of Florida, 2025) @floridapress.bsky.social www.orangeblossomordinary.com/interviews/i...

COW CREEK CHRONICLES by Gregory Enns explores the history of cattle ranching in Florida through the century-long saga of the Raulerson family, pioneers who moved south to Florida during the 1800s and built a cattle empire between Fort Pierce and Okeechobee.

Don't miss our Fall 2025 Publishing Symposium on Thursday, Oct. 23, beginning at 1:00 pm! This free, virtual event is open to anyone who would like to learn more about book publishing. To register, click here: bit.ly/2025PublishingSymposium

Orlando readers, don't miss Daniel Rivero, (@danielrivero.bsky.social), author of JUST FREEDOM, at the Writer's Block Bookstore on Oct. 17 at 6:00pm. He will be in conversation with Desmond Meade, Executive Director of the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition (@flrightsrestore.bsky.social).

Winter Park / Orlando I am coming for you! Join me and civil rights icon Desmond Meade for a talk about my new book 'Just Freedom' on October 17th at Writer's Block.

If you're attending the Modernist Studies Association (@moderniststudies.bsky.social) annual conference in Boston, please come stop by our booth where you can browse our recent and bestselling titles in literary studies. Take advantage of our conference discount online at bit.ly/31MSA25.

AN INTRODUCTION TO MIDDLE ENGLISH LYRICS by William A. Quinn provides an overview of the literary genre of Middle English lyrics, identifying common features and trends over time and including modern translations of select examples.

If you're in Miami, don't miss Daniel Rivero (@danielrivero.bsky.social) at Books & Books (@booksandbooks.bsky.social) with Ana Sofia Pelaez this Thursday, Oct. 9 at 7:00pm. Rivero will discuss his new book, JUST FREEDOM, which examines the battle to expand voting rights in Florida.

In JUST FREEDOM, Daniel Rivero tells the story of the fight to restore voting rights to people with past felony convictions in Florida. This book details the advocacy and action that helped 1.4 million people gain the right to vote—and the obstacles still preventing them from doing so.

Don’t forget to register for our Fall 2025 Publishing Symposium! Please join us for this free virtual event on October 23rd, starting at 1pm EST. It is open to anyone who would like to learn more about book publishing. Register here: upress.ufl.edu

Our September e-newsletter features our book recommendations for Hispanic Heritage Month, tons of author events, and an invitation to attend our Fall 2025 Publishing Symposium. Read it here: conta.cc/4msLPAF Subscribe to our monthly e-newsletters here: upress.ufl.edu/subscribe

We're attending the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (@asalh-bhm.bsky.social) annual meeting in Atlanta, GA. If you're at the conference please stop by our booth. You can also take advantage of our conference discount online at bit.ly/31ASALH25. #ASALH2025

We are proud to showcase new logos for the University Press of Florida and UF Press. Reimagined on the occasion of University Press of Florida's 80th anniversary, they reflect our history and set the stage for the next era of our publishing program. Read more: floridapress.blog/f25newsletter

This #HispanicHeritageMonth, we are proud to highlight a collection of our publications including the new book MODERN ART IN 1940s CUBA. Use discount code 31HHM25 for discount prices through October 15. Browse books at the link below.

QUEER GENEALOGIES IN DOMINICAN LITERATURE AND CULTURE by Maja Horn examines the evolution of queer Dominican literary and cultural production from the 1950s to the present, tracing how same-sex desire and gender nonconformity have been negotiated both tacitly and overtly. #UFPress

FATHERS, MASCULINITY, AND AUTHORITARIANISM IN LATIN AMERICAN CINEMA by Irina Dzero argues that contemporary filmmakers are using the figure of the father as a metaphor for political leadership and their work reflects a growing rejection of predatory and coercive authority in the region. #UFPress

STATE OF WAR: A HISTORY OF WORLD WAR II IN FLORIDA by Anthony D. Atwood explores how World War II transformed Florida into a major hub of military industry and an important training base for ground, naval, and air forces, detailing the war’s lasting impacts on the state.

🌍 PRW 2025 Events From webinars to in-person panels, this year’s calendar spans AI in peer review, research integrity, equity & more. 👉 Explore & register: peerreviewweek.net/events_all.p... ✨ Still time to submit your own event! #PeerReviewWeek #PRW2025 #PeerReview