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If you're attending #UHA2025LA, come visit us in the book exhibit today, Saturday 10/11, where we'll be giving away our display copies to graduate students and contingent scholars between 9 a.m. and 5 a.m. (limit one book per person)!
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It's time for the @urbanhistorya.bsky.social’s 2025 conference in Los Angeles! Penn Press is all set up in the book exhibit with our latest & greatest urban history titles, so pay us a visit if you're attending, or shop & save via the #UHA2025LA virtual exhibit store: site.pennpress.org/uha-2025/
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We're all set up at the Pennsylvania Historical Association's 2025 meeting in York, PA! If you're attending, stop by our table in the book exhibit to browse & buy books, or you can head to our virtual exhibit store and save 40% with code PHA25

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Our American Society for Ethnohistory exhibit is open in the beautiful Coates Chapel. We've got books from University of Arizona Press, @dumbartonoaks.bsky.social , @pennpress.bsky.social, @princetonupress.bsky.social, @tamupress.bsky.social and more! #ASE2025
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New Book Review!
Freedom’s Horizon: Black Abolitionism in Nineteenth-Century Brazil by Moura Mota Isadora,
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Reviewed by Elizabeth Sotelo

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CRACKED FOUNDATIONS by @m-r-glass.bsky.social (out this week!) examines how debt and speculation financed the suburban American dream and led to today’s inequalities. Listen to Glass's conversation with Jenna Pittman on @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social to learn more! newbooksnetwork.com/cracked-foun...
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Just got my copy of this brilliant new book by my former student @m-r-glass.bsky.social, an amazing new study of postwar suburbia on Long Island.

Check it out!
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Philly followers: Tomorrow, Thursday October 9, author Katherine J. Parkin will discuss her new book THE ABORTION MARKET, which explores the buying & selling of abortion access between 1962 and 1972, at one of our favorite local bookstores, Head House Books!

Buy your tickets now! bit.ly/48miIvG
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And as this interview is conducted by Dr. Miranda Melcher you can be sure it will be both interesting and well done.
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LISTEN: Author Katherine J. Parkin discusses her new book THE ABORTION MARKET, a compelling and revealing look at how the buying and selling of abortion access impacted millions of women between 1962 and 1972, on @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social's podcast!

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LISTEN: Author Katherine J. Parkin discusses her new book THE ABORTION MARKET, a compelling and revealing look at how the buying and selling of abortion access impacted millions of women between 1962 and 1972, on @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social's podcast!

bit.ly/46EHaai
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Congratulations to Kristie Flannery (@thehistoriann.bsky.social) for winning the Bolton-Johnson Prize for her book, Piracy and the Making of the Spanish Pacific World (@pennpress.bsky.social).
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Yesterday I submitted the proofs for Claiming Land, Claiming Water: Borders and the People Who Crossed Them in the Early Modern Atlantic. This volume I’m editing with Jessica Roney is out next spring with @pennpress.bsky.social, but here’s a peek now at our table of contents!
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"But to truly understand how remote work has evolved ... we need to start by telling a story of profound disruption and eventual reinvention."

Via Knowledge at Wharton, don't miss this excerpt from Peter Cappelli and Ranya Nehmeh's IN PRAISE OF THE OFFICE!

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The Limits to Hybrid and Remote Work
Wharton’s Peter Cappelli and co-author Ranya Nehmeh look at the evolution of hybrid work at Silicon Valley companies, particularly Google.
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This Tuesday October 7 at 12 p.m. ET, join Penn Press and Penn Alumni for a virtual talk with Cam Grey, Professor of Classical Studies at Penn and author of LIVING WITH RISK IN THE LATE ROMAN WORLD.

Register now to reserve your spot! bit.ly/4gSOcf0
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This landmark new three-volume project celebrates Philadelphia’s role as the beating heart of the nation’s story, unearthing hidden histories, people, places, & communities in the city we all love. Pre-order GREATER PHILADELPHIA today! #PhillyIsGreater

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We've just rotated the selection in the Franklin's Faves section of our website, which spotlights 20 great titles old & new, spanning a wide range of topics, available for *75% OFF*! Browse the list now & use code FRANKLINSFAVES at checkout to save.

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Franklin's Faves: 75% Off Select Titles! - University of Pennsylvania Press
Welcome to Franklin’s Faves—a special section of the Penn Press website where you’ll always find 20 of our favorite titles for 75% off the listed price! Below, you can shop... READ MORE
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A big congratulations is in order for author Randy M. Browne—his book THE DRIVER'S STORY has just won the Slavery Archive Book Prize, granted by the #Slaveryarchive Digital Initiative (@slaveryarchive.bsky.social)! bit.ly/3Qs4ZJs
The Driver’s Story – Penn Press
The story of the driver is the story of Atlantic slavery. Starting in the seventeenth-century Caribbean, enslavers developed the driving system to solve thei...
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Congratulations to Gloria McCahon Whiting, whose book BELONGING—which explores how Black New Englanders maintained a sense of belonging among their kin in the face of slavery—has been named a finalist for the Frederick Douglass Prize, granted by @yaleglc.bsky.social! bit.ly/46ww2w8
Belonging – Penn Press
Explores how Black New Englanders maintained a sense of belonging among their kin in the face of slaveryAs winter turned to spring in the year 1699, Sebastia...
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IT'S HERE! Issue 1.2 of Global Black Thought, the new journal from @aaihs23 and Penn Press, is now available! Access the new issue via Project MUSE, including two great articles that are free to read
Project MUSE - Global Black Thought-Volume 1, Issue 2, Fall 2025
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Happy #NationalCoffeeDay! We're celebrating by spotlighting Michelle McDonald's meticulously researched, must-read new book COFFEE NATION, which explores how coffee tied the economic future of the early United States to the wider Atlantic world.

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