In a new blog post, author Jehanne Dubrow discusses her mother's traumas, the power of poetry, and how instead of leaning away from our traumas or inner workings we should lean in. (DuBrow's mother pictured here) Check it out here: tinyurl.com/mr2s5k3k

My favorite still from the set of The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. I wanted this in the book but I couldn't find the rights to use it and an original was too expensive. I've been doing interviews now that the book's out and will make a list below! @unmpress.bsky.social @sarenaulibarri.bsky.social

Spine Magazine gives a shoutout to the cover design of two of our 2025 books in this University Press special coverage! #booksky #coverdesign

November 16th at Su Teatro, Denver, the "Late Bloomers" performance will feature a story by UNM Press author Robert Garner McBrearty! www.storiesonstage.org/2025-26-seas...

It's publication day for this edited collection featuring leading scholars in #criminology, #sociology, and #politicalscience that offers an unprecedented global analysis of how the world’s most lucrative illicit market operates today. Learn more here: www.unmpress.com/978082636820...

On a new episode of Forgotten Hollywood, Chris Yogerst discusses the reasons he chose to write a deep-dive analysis of the John Ford film THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE. #booksky #filmsky #westerns

The Connecticut Horticultural Society planted the seed for further exploration in their lovely review of Judith Taylor's "Women & Gardens: A History From the Victorian Era to Today." tinyurl.com/8r34cnht #WomensHistory

Q&A with Kathleen M. Rodgers about her new novel, THE LLANO COUNTY MERMAID CLUB. tinyurl.com/y44z9nzf @kathleenmrodgers.bsky.social

Check out Khani Begum's review of "Thelma and Louise" by Susan Kollin (@unmpress.bsky.social) in Journal of Film and Video Vol. 77, No. 3, on @projectmuse.bsky.social: muse.jhu.edu/pub/34/artic...

Stop by the Stanford Theater in Palo Alto this weekend to see BROKEN ARROW on the big screen, and then check out Angela Aleiss's analysis of the film in her Reel West book of the same title—out now! #booksky #filmsky #westerns

~A Cautionary Tale from Argentina~ Karen Robert compares the current "disappearance" tactics in the United States to the abductions of Argentine citizens from 1976-1983. #abolishice #abductions #argentina

Bookworks welcomes Nasario García for a reading and book signing of his new memoir, Martíneztown, 1945: Tales of Life and Loss in an #Albuquerque Barrio. November 6 at 6 pm, at @bkwrks.bsky.social www.unmpress.com/events/nasar... #booksky

Honored to have just received kind praise of this book by Ford scholar Joseph McBride. I was, perhaps, most nervous about his feedback as he is so incredibly passionate and defensive of Ford. With praise for Scott Eyman (who blurbed) and Joe McBride, both towering Ford experts, I can now rest easy.

Had a great time talking to @gabriellakd.bsky.social about my Malcolm Browne biography from the @unmpress.bsky.social.

Time to celebrate the release of Martineztown, 1945 by Nasario Garcia!🎉 This memoir tells the story of moving from his family ranch in the Río Puerco to Albuquerque’s oldest barrio, Martíneztown, home and refuge for Nuevomexicanos seeking better lives during World War II. #booksky

New month, new books! Today we're releasing The Wounded Line by Jehanne Dubrow🎉 It is the first craft-based writing book of its kind, grounded not only in research but also in the heart, and in the belief that even our deepest hurts can find a lyrical form. 📖✒️ #booksky

Thank you to @unmpress.bsky.social for offering this one through our Early Reviewers program!

🚨New Episode Alert🚨 This month we chat with essayist, novelist, and Univ. of Montana environmental studies professor Mark Sundeen about his new essay collection, "Delusions + Grandeur: Dreamers of the New West" (@unmpress.bsky.social, 2025). writingwestwardpodcast.podbean.com/e/080-mark-s...

Author Karen Robert talks to the Latin American Review of Books about the remarkable study that led to her book DRIVING TERROR, which looks at the role of the Ford Falcon in Argentina's darkest period.

"Most folks, including myself when I was regularly reading comics as a kid, imagine some version of a Superman/Clark Kent figure when asked to close their eyes and immediately conjure the idea of a superhero. I’d like to disrupt that archetype."

This exclusive excerpt from THE LLANO COUNTY MERMAID CLUB by @kathleenmrodgers.bsky.social on Fresh Fiction is a great chance to find out what this secret club of landlocked mermaids is all about! #booksky #litfic blog.freshfiction.com/kathleen-m-r...

How Haiku Healed a Broken Spirit, a guest blog by Philip Connors, discusses the enormous impact of a get well gift from a friend, Connors' exploration of #haiku, and why he started incorporating the poetic form into the diary he kept as a fire lookout. #booksky #poetrysky tinyurl.com/yu5532h8

This week we've been mixing and mingling at the New Mexico Library Assn. conference, where we have been offering a sneak peak at a beautiful Spring 2026 title: Seventh and Central — #Lowriders, a book of stunning photographs by Nathaniel Tetsuro Paolinelli. Check it out: tinyurl.com/4skzn89e

Hometowns to Hollywood wrote a wonderful quick review of BROKEN ARROW by Angela Aleiss, one of the newest additions to our Reel West series on Western films. #booksky #filmsky

WHERE THE NORTH ENDS by Hugo Moreno made the Most Anticipated October 2025 Releases from Latinx in Publishing! This surreal novel weaves between dreamscapes and reality, modern day and 17th century colonial New Mexico. #booksky latinxinpublishing.com/blog/most-an...

Look at what's sitting at the top of several Amazon Bestseller categories today! It's VENOMOUS RIVER by Eli Greenbaum, the true story of a scientist's quest through the Congo. #booksky #BIOsky Learn more and grab your own copy: www.unmpress.com/978082636824...

This Sunday at @booksonthebosque.bsky.social in Albuquerque, artist Dale DeForest will be discussing and signing his latest graphic novel! JOHNNY GERONIMO is a Native Noir set in the arts district of Santa Fe. #booksky #comicsky #NewMexico More info here: www.booksonthebosque.com/events-page

the green notebook, , further notes from spring: reading Diane di Prima's 1985 Charles Olson lecture, and Grant Faulkner’s The art of brevity. crafting the very short story, / @unmpress.bsky.social ; robmclennan.substack.com/p/the-green-...

We welcome several new books to our shelves today, and we hope they'll find their way to your bookshelves as well! Find more about these and the rest of our Fall titles at www.unmpress.com/fall-2025/ #booksky #PubDay #newbooks

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to sit atop a mountain and watch the horizon for the faintest hint of wildfire smoke? KUNM talks with Philip Connors about his new book THE MOUNTAIN KNOWS THE MOUNTAIN. #booksky Hear more about his experiences tonight at @bkwrks.bsky.social!

Daniel A. Olivas Considers America’s Seemingly Endless Demonization of Immigrants and how fiction, plays, and poetry might have the power to change minds #booksky

Have you stopped by the National Hispanic Cultural Center to see the Voces Del Pueblo exhibit yet? It runs until February 8th! We're publishing the catalog for the exhibit in December, including the artwork along with five essays about the history and context of the Chicanx movement in New Mexico.

Gary Jackson chats with @paulsemel.bsky.social about his new collection of superhero-themed poetry. #poetrysky #booksky #superheroes #Afrofuturism

We are setting up at #WHA2025 -- Acquisitions Editor Sonia Dickey is at the conference, with Call for Proposals information for two of our series: The West in Context and the New Century Gardens and Landscapes of the American Southwest.

Mark Sundeen chats with Utah Public Radio about his book "Delusions and Grandeur: Dreamers of the New West.

The Las Cruces Bulletin takes a look at THE MOUNTAIN KNOWS THE MOUNTAIN: "Connors called it a 'half departure' from his previous work because it is still a book about living in the Gila National Forest for close to half a year."

New poems from Robin Becker published this month in On the Seawall. If you enjoy these, you'll love her upcoming collection MIDSUMMER COUNT, which can be preordered now!

Waiting for Godínez by Daniel A. Olivas is one of the books that Electric Literature wants to make sure you don't miss this fall! See the whole list here, and find out what they had to say about this timely reimagining of Waiting for Godot. 💙📚 electricliterature.com/15-small-pre...

"The characters, living or dead, present or past, feel so authentic." The Albuquerque Journal takes a look at THE LLANO COUNTY MERMAID CLUB. Author Kathleen M. Rodgers will be at @bkwrks.bsky.social this Thursday to discuss the book and sign copies! #booksky www.abqjournal.com/lifestyle/ar...

Coming soon, from @unmpress.bsky.social!

Congratulations to our 12 winners and 13 finalists for the 2025 NM Book Awards!🎉🍾 Out of 37 total categories we placed in an impressive total of 25 of them and we couldn't be prouder of our authors and team.✒️ Click on the link below to read all about it. #booksky www.unmpress.com/blog/2025/10...

"A deep dive into the grit and glamor of America's favorite criminal couple and the nation's love affair with guns." Win a copy of Kirk Ellis' "They Kill People" from the @unmpress.bsky.social #💙📚 #Booksky

On the Farm to Table Talk podcast, Gilles Stockton shares perspectives on problems and solutions for modern agribusiness in his book, “Feeding A Divided America – Reflections of a Western Rancher in the Era of Climate Change.”

Just got author copies of my new book, a study on The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962). This was a transformative film for me and I am honored to have been asked to give it the dedicated history it deserves. @unmpress.bsky.social @sarenaulibarri.bsky.social

TCR Talks to Daniel A. Olivas, author of Waiting for Godínez. Many thanks to Pallas Gutierrez of The Coachella Review for this thoughtful interview about my #immigration play just published by the University of New Mexico Press. thecoachellareview.com/2025/10/02/t... #playwriting

Read our new blog post, where author Susan Aizenberg shares her connection to Frank O'Hara and offers advice for new poets. Discover why she urges writers to stay focused on the pleasures of the work rather than the outcome! 📚 ✒️ #poetrysky www.unmpress.com/blog/2025/09...

Today's Featured Poem: "tryouts" by Gary Jackson from Small Lives published by @unmpress.bsky.social Read here: poems.com/poem/tryouts/

“In 2018, Rick Bass took the field as a member of the Texas Express, a semipro #football team based in the city of Brenham. It was his first season on the squad, a feat made all the more remarkable because of...his age—60...” Robert Ito of Alta Journal reports

Nancy Pearlman of Environmental Directions Radio LOVED Eli Greenbaum's book, Venomous River. "The book was so thrilling to me, I stopped working for a weekend and SAT and READ. It should be a movie!" youtu.be/uJ7k_XXdMPc?... #lowlandcongo #biodiversityscience #herpetology

October 3: Teo Shannon celebrates the publication of a chronology of blood: poems with a book reading at Francie & Finch Bookshop in Lincoln, Nebraska. #poetrysky www.unmpress.com/events/book-...