Took a break from #4S2025 to visit Elliott Bay Books. It’s always fun to see @dukepress.bsky.social books out in the wild! 🧊🔥

Two authors holding a copy of their book in front of a book exhibit

Nassim Parvin and Neda Atanasoski with their fabulous new book Technocreep and the Politics of Things Not Seen. 💖 #4S2025
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Indigenomicon

Indigenomicon is set to release in November but you can now read the introduction online at Duke University Press: www.dukeupress.edu/indigenomicon

Still buzzing after my tour of Superfine! 🤩

The latest in our publisher focus window is Duke University Press, a not-for-profit scholarly publisher best known for its publishing in the humanities, social sciences, and mathematics. Check out the display in person or view the featured titles online here: buff.ly/NzmKSG7

Book review forum: For a Liberatory Politics of Home - Urban Studies Urban Studies book review forum of 'For a Liberatory Politics of Home' with an author response from Michele Lancione.

I am thankful @urbanstudiesonline.com @acuto.bsky.social for the forum on For a Lib Politics of Home @dukepress.bsky.social

Interventions @colinmcfarlane.bsky.social Ash Amin @kbrickell.bsky.social @erinmcel.bsky.social @saanchi.bsky.social

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Excerpts 👇

For Valentine’s Day I donated to the Trans Youth Emergency Fund. Here’s another way you can send support and love to queer and trans youth even if you don’t have money to give. 🩷🤍🩵🩷🤍🩵

Excited that my book, Doom Patterns: Latinx Speculations & the Aesthetics of Violence, is officially under production with @dukepress.bsky.social! I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who helped made this book possible. Thank you to @ccberg.bsky.social & the production team. Coming spring 2025! 🎉🙏🏻😭🧛🏻‍♀️🧟‍♀️

Cover of How the Earth Feels: Geological Fantasy in the Nineteenth-Century United States by Dana Luciano. Cover is a landscape painting. An individual and an alpaca walk in the foreground of the painting underneath tall, green trees. A river runs through the landscape before flowing into a waterfall over a rugged cliff. Black smoke plumes into a large, orange-hued cloud as a volcano erupts in the background.

"How the Earth Feels" by @danaluci.bsky.social examines how the impacts of geology on 19th-century US culture catalyzed transformative conversations about the intersections between humans & the nonhuman world. Read the introduction for free now: ow.ly/QLU250Q5vln

Cover of Remaindered Life by Neferti X. M. Tadiar. Cover is After Amorsolo’s Planting Rice by Lyra Garcellano, an abstract representation of women planting rice, using beige and green tones.

Congratulations to Neferti Tadiar, whose book "Remaindered Life" has won the John Hope Franklin prize from the American Studies Association!
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Berlant's America - Center for Global Culture and Communication Center of Global Culture and Communication (An interdisciplinary initiative of Northwestern University’s School of Communication) Department of English & Center for Transcultural Studies jointly pre...

A major conference ahead on the legacies of #LaurenBerlant: BERLANT’S AMERICA at Northwestern U., 26-27 October. @dukepress.bsky.social Details & registration ➡️ cgcc.soc.northwestern.edu/berlants-ame...

Looks fabulous! Perhaps of interest: www.dukeupress.edu/nimrods

Just listened to Carlson on the Getting Curious podcast. What a cool book!