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Publisher of books from four amazing imprints: the University Press of Colorado, the University of Alaska Press, Utah State University Press, and the University of Wyoming Press!

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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Leigh Campbell-Hale spoke with Robert Lindgre about her book "Remembering Ludlow but Forgetting the Columbine: on The Labor Exchange on @kgnu.bsky.social. Listen now! open.spotify.com/episode/5Lxp...
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KGNU Labor Exchange - Local Labor History with Leigh Campbell-Hale
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
"Not Your Average Museum Catalog" says the Anchorage Daily News. OUR STORY IN MANY VOICES is out now! Check it out. It's a perfect gift for the art lover in your life. #alaska #alaskanart #nativeart #history tinyurl.com/2jntn82v
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Book review: This ‘catalog’ asks Alaskans to think deeply about our history
“Our Story in Many Voices” deserves attention from anyone interested in Alaska history and cultures.
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
In "Echoes of Trauma" Gwenn Jensen reveals the extended fallout from incomprehensible injustice visited upon innocent and law-abiding citizens. Order now with promo code JENS26 for 40% off: tinyurl.com/2hvx3zbc #japaneseamerican #civilrights #oralhistory #booksky #academicsky #nisei #nikkei #WWII
Echoes of Trauma: An Oral Historical Study on the Impact of World War II Mass Incarceration on the Health of Japanese Americans
by Gwenn M. Jensen
Nikkei in the America Series
“This book brings to vivid life the experiences of Nisei men and women during and after World War II. Illuminating the profound effects of mass removal and confinement on health, this unique study brings new dimension to Japanese American history.” —Valerie Matsumoto, UCLA
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UNC Press @uncpress.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Celebrating National Coffee Day because behind every completed manuscript is an alarming amount of coffee ☕️
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Timothy Oleksiak @timothyoleksiak.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
All the notes about how good #Adequate is to folks who read it, though infrequent, are powerfully written. I’m very proud of this collection and @joshuabarsczewski.bsky.social for being smart about the things I’m less smart about! Out now at #UtahStateUP
Book cover of Nafís White’s braided art in browns and blues with the white words ADEQUATE: Rewriting the Logics of Success in Rhetoric and Composition and our names on it.
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Happy #HispanicHeritageMonth! Ready to learn more? We've got you covered! Check out these books and more at upcolorado.com
Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month
Discover stories of Hispano and Latino history, culture, and community
Colcha, Pleas and Petitions, Latino Colorado, The Sheep Industry of Territorial New Mexico, The Sanchez Family
Available now at upcolorado.com
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Happy Friday to everyone except people who do this #booksky #justiceforbookspines #bookshelf
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
"That’s what university presses do; they are in touch with their local communities and work hard to bring forward the voices and interpretations that knit us together and shed light instead of just heat." ❤️
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
⬇️ now that's the kind of author we publishers like to see coming
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Fantastic advice on indexing your own book! Another pro-tip: don't use AI. We publishers can tell.
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
More of our books in the wild! We love to see a face-out display 🤗 #booksky #bookstore #readUP SPIRIT THINGS: tinyurl.com/7h3he8zs THE WAKE OF THE UNSEEN OBJECT: tinyurl.com/ktxxr9su GIINAQUQ: tinyurl.com/33wfrm3p
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 19/09/2026
Greetings from Anchorage's favorite local used bookstore, Title Wave Books! Behold our intrepid Director @darrinpratt.bsky.social proudly showing off one of our titles: IMAGINING ANCHORAGE by James Barnett and Ian Hartman #alaska #booksky #anchorage #history
A photo of Director Darrin Pratt with the book Imagining Anchorage at Title Wave bookstore
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Essential for anyone who cares about #highered labor in general and #writingcenters in particular, Precariously Centered is now available! Order now and use promo code NHG26 to get 40% off! upcolorado.com/utah-state-u... #feminism #unions #workplaceunions #socialjustice #laboractivism #academicsky
Precariously Centered: The Experiences of Contingent Women Writing Center Administrators
by Liliana M. Naydan, Maggie M. Herb, and Clint Gardner
“Compelling, incisive, timely, ethically and exhaustively researched, Precariously Centered traces how feminized labor and its attendant precarity has shaped writing center work and what we can do now to create academic worker solidarity, advocate for better working conditions, and detach from productivity-centered workplace narratives.”
—Genie N. Giaimo, Hofstra University
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month
Discover stories of Hispano & Latino history, culture, and community
Book covers for:
Colcha, by Aaron A. Abeyta
Pleas and Petitions: Hispano Culture and Legislative Conflict in Territorial Colorado, by Virginia Sánchez
Latino Colorado: The Struggle for Equality in the Centennial State, by Ernesto Sagás
The Sheep Industry of Territorial New Mexico: Livestock, Land, and Dollars, by Jon M. Wallace
The Sanchez Family: Mexican American High School and Collegiate Wrestlers from Cheyenne, Wyoming, by Jorge Iber
Available now at upcolorado.com
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
When you try to get a "tiebreaker" third peer reviewer. Happy #PeerReviewWeek to everyone (even Weird Barbie)!
Three barbies, each representing Peer Reviewer 1 (regular barbie), peer reviewer 2 (supreme court justice barbie) and Peer Reviewer 3 (weird barbie)
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
Becoming an Expert Writer: A Holistic Guide to Writing for Publication by Dana Lynn Driscoll, copublished with @wacclearinghouse.bsky.social is now available in print. Order now and use promo code DRIS26 to get 40% off! #writing #AcademicSky #getpublished
A transformative resource for developing sustainable, meaningful, and expert writing practices
Informed by groundbreaking studies of successful emerging and expert writers as they seek to publish their work, this research-based guide illuminates the often-invisible dimensions of writing for publication. Each chapter integrates empirical research with reflective and practical activities, guiding writers from idea generation and flow to identity development and mentoring.
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
A deep dive into the #Nicaraguanrevolution and the #youthculture surrounding it, Insurgent Youth provides a unique look at modern #LatinAmericanhistory. 40% off this week with promo code BARB26: tinyurl.com/uxkcsw2y #Sandinista #FSLN #Nicaragua #revolution #studentmovement #academicsky #booksky
“A first and fresh contribution in the construction of a new look at the Central American revolutionary movements. . . . 
the book joins an emerging stream of works that are addressing the flows of symbolic and material interaction between the revolutionary 
movements of different 
latitudes.”
—Alberto Martín Alvarez, Universitat de Girona
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
Neerihiinjìk / We Traveled from Place to Place: Johnny Sarah Hàa Googwandak / The Gwich'in Stories of Johnny and Sarah Frank, Third Edition is here! Order now and use promo code NEER26 to get 40% off! tinyurl.com/yc2ycuds #Gwich'in #Alaska #alaskanative #Booksky #Edusky
Johnny and Sarah Frank’s lives were vivid examples of how the Gwich’in people survived as a nation. Their stories, told here in their native language, present a balanced view of the Gwich’in world.
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
Three day weekends are for READING don't let anyone tell you otherwise #booksky #laborday
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
We love a (non-scam) book club 🥰
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
Order #WritingCenterAdministrators as Campus Leaders this week and use promo code WCACL26 to get 40% off! #highered #booksky upcolorado.com/utah-state-u...
“Gratifying and necessary. This text is extremely valuable for WCAs or aspiring WCAs.”
—Beth Leahy, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Writing Center Administrators as Campus Leaders
edited by Candis Bond,
Joy Bracewell, Dr. Wonderful, Stacia Moroski-Rigney & Kem Roper
This book challenges the current erasure of the WCA role within discourse on campus leadership by highlighting the various ways these leaders have had transformative impacts on their institutions, emphasizing the wide range of knowledge, skills, and added value that WCAs bring to the university ecosystem.
Providing key insights and practical examples, it validates and inspires current and future WCAs and informs university administrators about how WCAs can and do impact higher education as true campus leaders.
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 01/09/2026
Join students, colleagues, and family members they celebrate the publication of "Insurgent Youth: Sandinista Students, Global Youth Cultures, and Revolution in Nicaragua" by Francisco J. Barbosa. @colorado.edu History Dept., 9/14! tinyurl.com/3c7d4hw4
INSURGENT YOUTH
Oral History Discussion
Mon, Sept. 14: 12pm, HLMS N380
Join Professor Tony Wood, Professor Jeff Gould, and Elisabeth
Rios-Books from Boulder County Parks and Open Space as
they share an introduction to the practice and application of
oral history. Lunch will be provided for registered participants.
RSVP
Writing Histories of Rebellion in the Global 1960s
Book Launch and Community Events
Book Symposium and Reception
Mon, Sept. 14: 5pm, Norlin 5 Floor th
Advisors, students, colleagues, and family members of Dr.
Barbosa discuss his research process and the historical
significance of his work. Open to students and community
members, with book sales and refreshments available.
RSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScbRZAPalG215p1IQGVtYNwmCQrNCGbGGC4tw8Zby0-vswq4A/viewform?pli=1
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Daniella M. @farsouthhistory.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
Check out Aoife O'Leary McNeice's review of Jodie Asselin's "Troublesome Ground: Farming Trees and Green Policy in Rural Ireland," published in 2025 by @upcolorado.bsky.social; review now available @hnetreviews.bsky.social #envhist #envhum #envpolicy www.h-net.org/reviews/show...
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Michelle Chen @michellechn.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
I'm getting ready for a whirlwind campus tour of Alaska this fall and excited to be giving a talk at the Alaska State Museum on September 19th in Juneau! So if you're in the area, come learn about the University of Alaska Press and what we're ~up to~ these days
Flyer for The Publishing Process: from Proposal to Print: a book talk with Michelle Chen and Darrin Pratt.
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
A groundbreaking work introducing a new and radical approach to the study of #aztec #art, Aztec Science is here and 40% off this week with promo code BURG26 tinyurl.com/3n42ct97 #TEC #aztecscience #maize #nahuatl #botany #MaterialCulture #codexborgia #PreColumbian #ethnohistory #Science #ArtHistory
Aztec Science
The Genetic Origin of Maize, Pollination, and Plant Sexuality Recorded in Art
by Helen Burgos-Ellis “A paradigmatic shift in the scholarship. . . . not just a significant contribution to Mesoamerican studies, but also promises to have a major impact on the history of science itself.”—Carolyn Dean, University of California, Santa Cruz
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 20/08/2026
"Folklore in the Public Square" explores how folklorists can engage general audiences and address #contemporarysocialissues- 40% off this week with promo code MOKI26 tinyurl.com/mr3m5nyj #folklore #booksky #academicsky #socialissues #ethicalfieldwork
Folklore in the Public Square
How the Study of Traditional Culture Can Solve Contemporary Social Problems
edited by Tom Mould and Andrea Kitta 
“A valuable contribution to the field of folklore/folklife studies, as well as to any/all disciplines and practical endeavors that deal with multiculturalism, human inequality and exploitation, policy formulation and analysis, and the like. It points, by example, to new and important interdisciplinary collaborations to further and accomplish humanitarian ends.”
—Bonnie B. O’Connor, Professor Emerita, Brown University
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 18/08/2026
"Writing Studies in Latin America" points to future directions for #writingstudies, integrating theoretical traditions like #discoursestudies, #language #pedagogy, #educationalpsychology, #educationalmanagement, and critical #sociolinguistics Promo code WSLA26 gets 40% off: tinyurl.com/bddjjh95
The field of writing studies, with its deep engagement in the power of language, is uniquely positioned to open new pathways for international scholarly dialogue in writing studies and beyond.
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Writing Studies in Latin America
Seminal Works
edited by Federico Navarro, Valentina Fahler, and Jonathan Marine
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
Ancient #Maya Embedded Economies provides a unique viewpoint into how #economies functioned in the past and the ways in which archaeological data can examine such systems. 40% off this week with promocode HOCA26 at tinyurl.com/4ycjjzpz ! #academicsky #archeology #anthropology #mesoamerica
Ancient Maya Embedded Economies
edited by Rachel A. Horowitz and Bernadette Cap 
“In a series of strong case studies with good data and thoughtful conclusions, this volume builds on previous studies and provides new data to reveal the importance of Maya marketplaces and the embeddedness of Maya economies.”
—Scott Hutson, University of Kentucky
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
Please join Marybeth Holleman this Thursday at Solstice Books in Fairbanks!
Join us for a conversation on the collaboration of art and science in praise of Alaska's natural world. Author and editor Marybeth Holleman will speak with artist Kes Woodward on how her novel, Bloom Again,  explores art and science—on character is a visual artist, one is a paleobotanist—and how those two disciplines can work together in new and promising ways. They will also discuss Alaska Literary Field Guide, which features work by both.
Thursday, August 13
Event starts at 6 pm
Located at Solstice Books 
qt 721 2nd Ave., Fairbanks
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
Guess who just became ✨poet laureate✨ of the state of Virginia? Congratulations to Dr. Latorial Faison! No better time than now to check out her collection: NURSERY RHYMES IN BLACK #poetry #booksky #literary #publishing
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Nursery Rhymes in Black
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
Check out the new and rigorous ways to approach #religion, #belief, and #ideology in #archaeology in "Untangling the Intangible"- 40% off with promo code MAJO26 this week! upcolorado.com/university-p... #academicsky #materialculture #humanbehavior
Untangling the Intangible
Reconstructing Ideologies, Beliefs, and Religion in the Past
edited by Kathryn MacFarland and Erik G. Johannesson
Reconstructing the human experience from archaeologically recovered materials is a complex task that can only benefit by making use of all available avenues of inquiry. Untangling the Intangible models inclusive discussions that recognize the inherent overlap, intersectionality, and co-constitutive relationship among the widely considered “intangibles” of culture: ideas, beliefs, ideology, and religion.
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
Unfortunately, WRITING EMERGENCIES is feeling particularly relevant these days. As Holly Hassel and Kate Pantelides reminds us in this collection, college composition is so much more than teaching students how to write. Writing 👏 centers 👏 are 👏 essential #teamrhetoric #writingstudies #highered
“There is also, as this book makes clear, hope in writing itself. Writing can help us navigate our way through the real emergencies and disruptions in the world...And, at its most basic, writing can make connections and allows us to be heard.”

—Foreword by Bronwyn T. Williams
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
Like many of you, we are saddened by the news that NCTE has de-chartered #CCCC. USUP stands in solidarity with comp/rhet scholars seeking to maintain a vibrant research community and looks forward to continuing to support #writingstudies & #teamrhetoric through our publications.
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
UPC Author Samuel Redman talks about the "warning" signs at Smithsonian with Rev. Al Sharpton and Angela Thorpe Mason: www.instagram.com/reel/DbSYrYM... (Don't be distracted from the important conversation by the amazing book cover over his shoulder 🤭)
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 26/07/2026
Does Christopher Nolan want to do a movie on ancient Assyria? Tell me about a complicated empire 🤔 ASSYRIA'S PLUNDER is FREE to read thanks to #TOME! Just click on "Download Open Access PDF" on the book page. tinyurl.com/379r2z9c #OpenAccess #Assyria #Archaeology
“DeGrado’s work is a nuanced take on the Assyrian empire, examining in depth and detail both its original, ancient context and its modern reception.”

—Gina Konstantopoulos, University of California, Los Angeles
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
Hey! That's us! Congrats to volume editors Todd Ruecker & Sheila Carter-Tod ❤️
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 23/07/2026
In case you missed it! "Held in Memory, Shared in Story: Teachings of the Middle Kuskokwim," copublished with the Alaska Native Language Center, is now available! tinyurl.com/2fxkx557 #CalistaEducation #IndigenousBooks #NativeVoices #YupikWisdom #YupikStories #AlaskaNativeBooks
Held in Memory, Shared in Story
Teachings of the Middle Kuskokwim
To read these stories is to walk beside the people of the Middle Kuskokwim, to see through their eyes, to hear their laughter, and to understand that the heart of a culture lives in the stories shared across generations.
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 23/07/2026
The University Press of Colorado / Utah State University Press wholeheartedly supports #CCCC and our #writingstudies and #teamrhetoric scholars in their endeavor to maintain this important association for the field.
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eric @ericd.site · 22/07/2026
Just got the cover design for an edited collection I have coming out this fall w/ @upcolorado.bsky.social! If you’re interested in how space and place shape university campuses and communities (esp w/r/t rhetoric & writing programs), hope you’ll check in out! And not *just* bc of the cool cover.
Cover for a collection called “Navigating Space On and Beyond Campus.”
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 22/07/2026
Citations are the backbone of academic discourse. Us university presses take #citation practices very seriously, so next time you are deciding what to read, you know where to find us! #ReadUP #bibliography #nonfiction #peerreview
An image of a woman looking concerned at her book with text that says "When you're reading nonfiction book and there are no citations"
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 22/07/2026
We love bringing out of print books back to readers! This summer, check out our eminently collectable Alaska Classic Reprint series featuring books by Jack London and Tom Kizzia. Go ahead. Get yourself the set. #bookseries #booksky #fiction #alaska #readUP tinyurl.com/yyf2w7fn
Featuring three book covers for the Alaska Classic Reprints Series
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 21/07/2026
Sergie and the White Seal, copublished with the Alaska Native Language Center is out! Get this this unique retelling of #RudyardKipling's "The While Seal" for 40% off with promo code SERGIE26: tinyurl.com/4mhrw33e #AlaskaNative #Unangan #StPaulIsland #YA #Booksky #TheJungleBook
One hundred and thirty-two years after “The White Seal” first appeared The Jungle Book, this retelling lends it a long-overdue Indigenous perspective, recharacterizing the fur seals and the Unangan not as mortal enemies, but as equal partners in stewardship of their lands and seas. With Unangan Traditional Knowledge woven into the fabric of the story, the tale of Sergie and Kotick invites readers to celebrate Saint Paul Island and all those who call it home.
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
Fantastic review of ANGALKUT/SHAMANS IN YUP'IK ORAL TRADITION in the #Smithsonian #Arctic Studies Newsletter! #Indigenous #Native #Alaska #community #anthropology
Text: “Angalkut brings a cultural reality to the topic of shamanism as no other study or publication has ever done... the editors have done a magnificent job and have produced a regional ‘community anthropology’ that will ensure the preservation and persistence of Yup’ik shamanic tradition, both as history and perhaps as practice, for generations.”

--Smithsonian Actic Studies Newsletter
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 17/07/2026
(\ /) ( *_* ) / > 📖 _ / )_ )_ #WorldEmojiDay #amreading
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 17/07/2026
Happy Friday everyone! It's a wonderful day to pay a visit to the nonfiction section of your local bookstore or library and learn something new 📚 #ReadUP #Booksky #smallpress #nonfiction
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
'Writing Opportunities' illustrates the interrelationship of #writing, #identities, and #belonging in #collegewriting transitions, and is 40% off this week with promocode JACO26 upcolorado.com/utah-state-u... #gened #teachingwriting #edusky #booksky #academicsky
 Opportunities 
Writing, Learning, and Rightful Presence in College Transitions
by Brad Jacobson
“This is a fascinating book, exploring the ways language, identity, and power intersect and inform each other—and how all three are shaped by the things we do in the classroom, the assignments we give, the feedback we provide, the resources we offer and withhold. Jacobson says it best: We have work to do. And, fortunately and delightfully, Writing Opportunities helps us see a way forward.”
—Paul Hanstedt, University of Minnesota Rochester
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 15/07/2026
The only line worth standing in is a book signing line. A fantastic turnout for Latorial Faison's reading at the Library of Virginia! Check out the book here: tinyurl.com/4zrhkt4p
Poet Latorial Faison signing books at the Library of Virginia
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UPColorado @upcolorado.bsky.social · 14/07/2026
The first book on #peacemedals using an #anticolonialist perspective, "Tarnished Promises" by @samueljredman.bsky.social is significant for #numismatics, #Americanhistory, #Indigenousstudies, and #museumcollections. Use promo code REDM26 to get 40% off this week! tinyurl.com/yc7ewx5n
Tarnished Promises
Indian Peace Medals in North America
by Samuel J. Redman 
“Indian peace medals have long held a powerful allure—tangible symbols of diplomacy that also carry the weight of war. . . . 
Deploying deft, nuanced analysis, Redman transforms a world-class museum collection into a powerful lens on the cultural collisions between Native Americans and European settlers. 
A singular and compelling contribution.”—Chip Colwell, Wenner-Gren Foundation
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Timothy Oleksiak @timothyoleksiak.bsky.social · 10/07/2026
Even though it’s been out for a few months, now is also a good time to get ya a copy of #Adequate. If ya have already grabbed a copy, write us an Amazon or Good Reads review or pitch a book review to your favorite journal! upcolorado.com/utah-state-u...
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Association of University Presses @aupresses.bsky.social · 09/07/2026
AUPresses submitted comments today re: proposed federal grant guidelines, registering concern that proposed changes will adversely impact the advancement of research-based knowledge to which our community is committed. Read more: bit.ly/44RX7In
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