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"Acting the Part" by E. B. Hunter is now available! This book offers a new framework for understanding audience participation in twenty-first century immersive theater. Start reading: buff.ly/xq2qxei
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"Bringing Their Mother Home" by Krishni Burns is now available! Explore the Magna Mater and her genderfluid cult followers in this new addition to our Classical Studies list! Grab a copy here: buff.ly/RkonGuF
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🎭 Peng Xu’s 'The Courtesan’s Memory, Voice, and Late Ming Drama' uncovers how courtesans shaped late Ming theatre as artists and playwrights, reshaping our view of gender and drama in China 🐉
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The Courtesan's Memory, Voice, and Late Ming Drama
Tracing the forgotten impact of courtesans in Chinese theater
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Gaia Gianni’s 'All in the Family' shows how Roman children weren’t just passive members of the household but key to forming “fictive kinship” with caregivers, neighbours & friends. Gianni expands family ties beyond blood and reshapes the Roman idea of family.
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All in the Family
The development of fictive kinship around young Roman children Gaia Gianni’s All in the Family explores how children shaped the development of pseudo-familial bonds, or fictive kinship, in Roman society during the early imperial period.
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In NOTHINGISM (@uofmpress.bsky.social),
Jason Schneiderman explores the poetic friendship between James Merrill and Agha Shahid Ali.

Though "the loved one may always leave," their correspondence reveals how poetry sustains intimacy across cultures and loss.

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Book cover for NOTHINGISM by Jason Schneiderman. The background is deep purple. The title, NOTHINGISM, appears as large, light purple text running vertically down the left side of the cover. On the right side, in gold text that contrasts with the purple background, is the subtitle POETRY AT THE END OF PRINT CULTURE. The author's name, JASON SCHNEIDERMAN, appears in white text below the subtitle. In the bottom right corner is a  simple illustration of a tan cardboard box. The overall design is minimal and contemporary, using typographic elements as the main visual focus.
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Glad to see the Tabletop Games series at @uofmpress.bsky.social take off with @jreylee.bsky.social's book on Catan.

Clear, unambiguous writing on abstraction and gaming with regard to colonial themes.
Book cover -- Unsettling Catan
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"Today, Americans have a very clear idea about what it means to be a mother." Krishni Burns, author of the upcoming book "Bringing Their Mother Home" wrote a blog post on the archetype of Mother Goddesses at press.umich.edu/Blog/2025/10...
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“Let’s make room for many modes of survival.”

@khadijahqueen.com’s RADICAL POETICS asks: what would our literary spaces look like if we actually meant this?

Her book challenges us to expand what we consider possible – in our teaching, our writing, our communities.

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Front cover of the book ‘Radical Poetics’ by Khadijah Queen. The cover features a Black woman sitting barefoot in a dimly lit, eclectic space surrounded by books and fabric drapes. The atmosphere is reminiscent of steampunk with a Southern gothic twist. The woman is wearing a pink dress and sitting on a floral patterned surface. The subtitle reads ‘Essays on Literature & Culture.’
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It's publication day! See below for links/events/playlists/all things Big Feelings. With tremendous gratitude to everyone who helped along the way.
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In a new blog post, Toyin Falola shares about his new memoir and how he tries to "capture the subtlety of religion, identity, and belonging." Learn how "Malaika and the Seven Heavens" fits with his previous two memoirs at press.umich.edu/Blog/2025/10...
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back before I started my current in-house job I had the distinct pleasure of copyediting this book. very smart analysis and written with a lot of heart. highly recommended!
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@dandipiero.bsky.social's book "Big Feelings: Queer and Feminist Indie Rock After Riot Grrrl" is now available! Sample the book's music playlist and read an excerpt at press.umich.edu/Books/B/Big-...
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Did you know it is Banned Books Week? We're featuring our new book "Fear the Future" by Matthew Benjamin Cole, which discusses frequently banned books like 1984, Brave New World, and Handmaid's Tale and how dystopian stories have influenced political thought. Read it at doi.org/10.3998/mpub...
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@dandipiero.bsky.social's book "Big Feelings: Queer and Feminist Indie Rock After Riot Grrrl" is now available! Sample the book's music playlist and read an excerpt at press.umich.edu/Books/B/Big-...
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ADAPTIVE FORMS by Gregory Brophy & Shawn Malley is now available to read online! This new edition to our Videographic series examines media adaptation in contemporary science fiction film through 14 video essays. Start reading and watching here: buff.ly/1K6d7Z0
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Why do some songs stick with us? @dandipiero.bsky.social answered some questions about his new book "Big Feelings" and discussed how "the entire project has been a joy to write" in our newest blog post. Take a look at press.umich.edu/Blog/2025/10...
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'Arthurian Intertextualities' reveals how Malory’s Morte reworks earlier English poems, offering new views on Arthur, Guenevere, Launcelot & Palomydes. Tolhurst & Whetter rethink women, kingship, war, and defend Guenevere while highlighting Malory’s artistry.
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Misreading and Rereading Malory's Morte Darthur and the Alliterative and Stanzaic Mortes
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The newest Poets on Poetry book "Your Historical Loveliness Knows No Bounds" is by Wendy Xu! The book moves between essay, close-readings, ekphrasis, memoir, travelogue, poetry, and monologue to push the boundaries of what poetry can hold. Find it at press.umich.edu/Books/Y/Your...
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You can also find Falola's previous memoirs on our website at press.umich.edu/Contributors...
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Toyin Falola's new memoir "Malaika and the Seven Heavens: A Memoir of My Encounters with Islam" is now available! This book focuses on how his personal journey illuminates the transformative power of empathy, communication, and shared humanity. Read #OpenAccess at doi.org/10.3998/mpub...
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"Queer Throughlines" by @dotorious.bsky.social is now available! Trace contemporary transnational Korean LGTBQ+ activism with this new addition to our Global Queer Asias series. Start reading: buff.ly/xfJIUR5