It is official! You can now pre-order *The Making of Modern Eating* at TGJones or recommend it for purchase to your library! 📚 www.tgjonesonline.co.uk/Product/Clau...

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The copyedit has landed... Edging closer to that release date February 2026!

Excellent start into the weekend @germanhistsoc.bsky.social

Everyone: we have a cover. I repeat--the cover has landed, and it is glorious!

⏰ Only a three days left to apply or nominate someone for the Graduate Student Essay Prize—see our website for more details!

📣The deadline for the Graduate Student Essay Prize has been extended until Friday, May 23, 2025. To find more information on how to apply or nominate someone, see our website here: www.thegsa.org/prizes/gradu...

Pals, do you know a graduate student who has written a fantastic, 6,000-9,000-word (unpublished) essay in German Studies? Maybe you've written it yourself? The GSA is looking to award the best grad student essay, as judged by @claudiakreklau.bsky.social, @dominiquereill.bsky.social, and me!

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Absolutely delighted to chair this year's GSA Graduate Student Essay Prize! Serving on the committee with me are the brilliant @DominiqueReill and Bodie Ashton thegsa.org/prizes/gradu... @thegsa.bsky.social @germanhistsoc.bsky.social @cas-umn.bsky.social @ghilondon.bsky.social

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