In the Irish Times, Malcom Sen's Irish Anthropocene "offers illuminating and frequently poignant readings of writers including Eavan Boland, Mike McCormack, Claire Kilroy, and Doireann Ní Ghríofa."

June 20 marks World Refugee Day, a time to celebrate and honor the courage of those who have been forced to flee their homes. Lines of Flight, Assemblages of Home tells the story of five Syrian women who fled their homes in search of a new life. buff.ly/l5c20Qw

In the Irish Times, Malcom Sen's Irish Anthropocene "offers illuminating and frequently poignant readings of writers including Eavan Boland, Mike McCormack, Claire Kilroy, and Doireann Ní Ghríofa."

For Bloomsday, we're celebrating the works of James Joyce and the generations of Irish writers his work has inspired. press.syr.edu/supressbook-...

In this week's What'SUP blog post, we take a look inside the new book "Wisdom of the Marsh": "Our place in the environment is our legacy; it can be a legacy of extraction and exploitation or a legacy of restoration, preservation, beauty, and kinship."

Congratulations to Marion Quirici, whose book Fitness for Freedom, was named honorable mention for the 2025 Robert Rhodes Prize for Books on Literature. buff.ly/IzmCYXF

Managing Global Conflicts: The International Negotiation Process offers new, comprehensive survey of diplomacy, theory, and negotiation. buff.ly/HhweSjv

Muslims in Milwaukee is a nuanced portrait of a growing Muslim community shaping identity, activism, and civic life within the complex racial and social landscape of Milwaukee. Now available: buff.ly/m2mzrYr

We're at the New York Historians Annual Conference in Poughkeepsie today and Friday. Stop by and save on some of our newest and best loved New York state and regional titles. buff.ly/ql5YHDb

In this week's What'SUP blog post, we suggest some summer reads that you can pick up during our Great Outdoors Month sale.

"Highlighting everyday lives promotes a sense of familiarity and commonality that speaks against anti-Muslim or anti-Arab racism. You see, they are not only Muslims, but have other identities, too, both religious and non-religious, that resonate with all of us."

We're at the New York History Conference this week and you can save on all of our local and regional studies titles during the exhibit. Use code 05SUN26 at checkout to save. buff.ly/ql5YHDb

Tracing the story of a teenager and his Austrian grandmother as they search for connection and meaning amid a society unraveling around them, The Virgin of Solitude by Taghi Modarressi and translated from Persian, is now available. buff.ly/B7Lwyks

Explore New York state during Great Outdoors Month! This June, save big on all of our New York fiction and nonfiction with code 05SUN26 at checkout. buff.ly/bSwWwOU

The Asian Review of Books calls "The Country Doctor's Tale "a most beguiling novel, and one which deserves to be widely read. "

Robin Caudell, author of Black Heel Strings: A Choptank Memoir, talks to Shelf Awareness for their Reading With... column.

We're half way through the 2026 Read New York Challenge! This month's selection is "River of Mountains: A Canoe Journey Down the Hudson" by Peter Lourie, which documents his incredible personal and historical journey down the iconic river. buff.ly/kZyZRRa

In this week's What'SUP blog post, we celebrate Pride month and explore some of the books available in our LGBTQ+ studies sale.

Celebrate Pride Month this June! Explore our LGBTQ+ studies and save 40% on all of our applicable titles with promo code 05SUN26. buff.ly/Hm0857Z

"Translating Di kinder-yohren, available in English as "The Winding Road: My Childhood Years," gave me time to sit with Feygenberg’s text and notice the small details that bring her shtetl to life."

A perfect summer read, May's Read New York Challenge pick, "Peconic Bay" examines the social and environmental history of Long Island's East End. Backed with extensive historic research, the book tells a human and generational story of care for the planet's waterways. buff.ly/jTxAhCW

Join us for the book launch of "Heritage: Jewish Artists in America since 1900" at Hebrew Union College's Heller Museum on June 2. More information: buff.ly/m4k6zDK

Join us at the Jewish Community Center of Syracuse this Thursday for a discussion with Translator Tamara Helfer of "The Winding Road," the work of author Rokhl Feygenberg, and Yiddish translation. buff.ly/9TMbaY8

See Malcom Sen read from his book, "Irish Anthropocene" at Amherst Books this Friday. More information: buff.ly/QSY7jsk

This week, we're at the ACIS Conference in Denver, with our newest Irish studies titles. Missing out? Save 40% on all applicable books with promo code 05ACIS26 at checkout. buff.ly/bz0V49o

There are plenty of chances to see author Robin Caudell and her book, Black Heel Strings, this summer. Take a look at some of the upcoming events near you and get a copy of the book now. buff.ly/qfKt03d

In this week's What'SUP Blog, we take a closer look at our Jewish American Heritage sale and offer some suggestions from our newest Jewish studies titles.

Now available: A bilingual travelogue that captures Marrakesh’s rich history, diverse communities, and enduring allure, "Returns to Marrakesh" invites the reader to wander the vibrant streets and sacred sites of this lively city in the heart of Morocco. buff.ly/RgoJQYn

There's still time to submit your thoughts on may's Read New York Challenge book, "Peconic Bay' by Marilyn E. Weigold. Find out how and sign-up: buff.ly/nRZPLjA

Celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month this May with 40-% off all of our Jewish Studies titles with promo code 05JAH26. buff.ly/PLKlPbf

Catch up with Syracuse University Press authors all month long! Take a look at our events page to see where you can see them. buff.ly/x3s1HR1

"Returns to Marrakesh, assembled from four sojourns in the red city spanning from 1968 to the 1990s, is the record of that walking, and of a prose style that refuses to distinguish between observation and meditation."

Join The Markaz for this month's book club selection, "The Man of Middling Height." They'll be discussing the book on May 31. More details:

It's good to be in Albany for The Museum Association of New York's Annual Meeting. Stop by our booth, browse our new books, and get 40% off all NYS and art history titles.

"The letters that Pitts writes and the illustrations included with the book show how significant this journey was to McEntee and Tubby, and offers insight into an earlier period when the central Adirondacks were still a relatively undisturbed wilderness." buff.ly/pcxV2W5

On the New Books in Irish Studies Podcast, author Malcom Sen discusses his book "Irish Anthropocene."

In this week's What'SUP Blog, we speak with the press' spring interns about careers in publishing and learning about what Syracuse University Press does.

Now available: "Empire and Nation in the City" by Mehmet Çelik examines how shifting imperial and national regimes shaped urban life, identity, and governance in the Ottoman Danube province through the case of Rusçuk. buff.ly/D178JS8

There's still time to register to see author Robin Caudell and her book "Black Heel Strings" at the 2026 Kickass Writers Festival! More info: buff.ly/fk6Oo7T

In consideration of current events, this week's What'SUP blog post contains a list of books on Lebanon that we hope provides context for ongoing world events and provokes careful thought.

It is "God alone who chooses" in an excerpt from the new "The Country Doctor's Tale" in @arablit.bsky.social.

"We are all facing destruction by the excesses of our modern world. We are all in this together. My suggestion is that we listen to Indigenous peoples for possible solutions because they have been in this land for millennia."

Zia Ahmed, translator of "The Raven of Ruwi and Other Stories from Oman" will join Arablit for a conversation on Translating Oman. More info and registration: buff.ly/Ex8GQJw

Celebrate Earth Day with the new book, "Wisdom of the Marsh," which takes an upclose look at the restoration of the Montezuma Wetlands with stories and incredible photos of the work done there and how it can serve as a model for protecting wetlands around the world. press.syr.edu/supressbooks...

Examining the final days and the last opera of an American icon. "Encore: Carlisle Floyd's Valedictory to American Opera" is now available: buff.ly/mzyS38V

See writer Clare Howard and photographer David Zalaznik at a book signing for "Wisdom of the Marsh: Modeling Restoration in the Montezuma Wetlands" on May 2 at the Montezuma Audubon Center. More information: buff.ly/WyvbvRw

Looking forward to speaking about my forthcoming @syracuseup.bsky.social translation of Tea Arciszewska's modernist drama "Miryeml" at the @hhu.de Jewish Studies Colloquium on Monday 27 April in Duesseldorf. @uclhjs.bsky.social www.juedische-studien.hhu.de/detailansich...

"I find myself captivated by the unabashed sophistication of this new Saudi generation. I am drawn to the way these poets have moved beyond the traditional borders of the “national” to engage in a planetary dialogue."

Join us for a conversation on the art and challenge of carrying literature from the edge of the Arab world across linguistic and geographical boundaries on April 27. Register for the "Translating Oman" webinar here: syracuseuniversity.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

In this week's What'SUP blog, we celebrate Arab American Heritage month by taking a look at recent titles and our ongoing sale.