The Convergence draws on twenty years of firsthand teaching experience, student stories, and campus data to show how culturally grounded reading and discussion can support intellectual growth and improve college success for African American men. Preorder at tinyurl.com/bpaejmn7 #ForthcomingFriday
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Ebet Roberts was photographing #punk-era New Wave kings The Cars when a jogger ran by. Ebet kept shooting and captured a spontaneous moment that perfectly encapsulated the "Shake It Up" irreverence of the band and their music. Ebet's new book New York Punk is out in October: tinyurl.com/5aphtywx
Nora Gilbert is the coeditor of Victorian Gaslighting: Genealogy of an Injustice, which will be published in paperback this September: tinyurl.com/3e5yesv3
In a discussion spanning Victorian literature, Golden Age film and modern politics, Nora Gilbert and Paige Sweet discuss their articles from the "Gaslighting" special issue of @socres.org New on the Hopkins Press Podcast: tiny.one/yc8ctj25
Confronting Racism explores how and why an elite member of the legal profession, Arthur Garfield Hays, confronted and fought against the ingrained racism of his society, illuminating key aspects of the long civil rights era. tinyurl.com/2826z36a #NewBookTuesday
This week's #EditorsPick is from Richard Carlin in acquisitions. Summer time is the ideal time to take a walking tour of the sites and sounds of NYC's Hudson River. Let William Hennessey's Along the Hudson: Walking Manhattan’s Western Waterfront be your guide. tinyurl.com/ncyxm4vb
"…a valuable contribution to media studies…" — @choicereviews.bsky.social #SundayReview #ReadUP tinyurl.com/ms43jmvf #FilmStudies #MediaStudies #TelevisionStudies #PopCulture
Book review 'The Last of the Ellis Island Jews' captures a vanished world of Jewish Brooklyn tinyurl.com/2t49rcvw
Author Alan Via joins Inside the Line: The Catskill Mountains Podcast to discuss his new book, The Lostkills, a fascinating journey into the lesser-known peaks, hidden corners, and forgotten stories of the Catskills. LIsten at tinyurl.com/3hfx43rj #catskills #newyork #hudsonvalley #podcast
"The book resonates with me as a long-time fellow outsider in the fascinating world of Kiryas Joel... I respect Michael's desire to bring cultures together to find common ground." — Joel Petlin, Superintendent, Kiryas Joel Village School District Preorder at tinyurl.com/2thruxym #ForthcomingFriday
Join Joel Dinerstein during the Borscht Belt Festival to celebrate THE LAST OF THE ELLIS ISLAND JEWS. Meet the author, hear the stories behind the book, & get your copy signed! The Common Good, Ellenville, NY, July 25, 12:30–2:00 PM tinyurl.com/yykkht69 #BorschtBeltFest #JewishHistory #NYHistory
As part of our 60th anniversary year, we're planning a major sitewide sale next month, our biggest this year. We believe sixty years of scholarship deserves the widest possible readership. If you value what we publish, consider a gift to celebrate this milestone year with us: tinyurl.com/5n9as6t8
This week's guest blog post is from Vaneeta Palecanda, author of the new book Language Without Borders: English in the Social Imaginary of Hindi Cinema, 1950–2015. tinyurl.com/4yz64p7c #blogpost #filmstudies
Richard W. Waterman holds up a new-in-paperback edition of his book Through the Constitution's Eyes: A Historical Analysis of the President's Article II Powers and Duties. Richard put together a short video about some topics covered in the book. Check it out at youtu.be/kIXiEGv2qSo #USConstitution
#SeriesSpotlight: Studies in Human Rights addresses diverse human rights issues from innovative, interdisciplinary perspectives. It welcomes humanities and social science research grounded in human rights as a complex legal, political, rhetorical, and moral framework. tinyurl.com/4j66yymb
A Very Unusual Way offers the first book-length study of the career and works of celebrated Broadway composer and lyricist Maury Yeston, creator of the Tony Award–winning musicals Nine, Titanic, and Grand Hotel. tinyurl.com/y5s2zx2v #NewBookTuesday #Broadway #music
This week's #StaffPick is from Michelle Alamillo in marketing. Summer Pleasures, Winter Pleasures is a cozy, charming celebration of Hudson Valley cooking. A delicious way to explore the Hudson Valley’s rich culinary heritage. tinyurl.com/ybbpcy93 #hudsonvalley #cookbook
"In AN UNFINISHED REVOLUTION, Marguerite Kearns delivers a rich and nuanced portrayal of the inner workings of the New York women's suffrage movement." — NEW YORK HISTORY #SundayReview #ReadUP tinyurl.com/yd5zbyk5 #NYHistory #WomensHistory
Black Voices on Stage collects ten diverse case studies of nineteenth-century and early twentieth-century African American singers and actors whose lives and performances address questions of race, identity, musical expression, and audience reception. tinyurl.com/k6v784ds #ForthcomingFriday
Laura Gray-Rosendale was recently interviewed by ProPublica for a major investigative report. Her memoir, College Girl, revisits the memory of a brutal sexual assault and recounts her long, circuitous route from trauma to recovery. Get it now for 30% off with code SXCGP26 at tinyurl.com/93pd3pks
Nathan Widder dropped by the Hotel Bar Sessions Podcast to discuss his new book Gilles Deleuze and the Philosophy of Sense: hotelbarpodcast.com/podcast/dele...