iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

📢 Free Access Alert! Throughout the entire month of October (Oct 1–31), the KOREAN JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION is available for FREE on Project MUSE. Check out the full journal here: muse.jhu.edu/journal...

Korean Journal of Comunication promotion featuring Project MUSE and University of Texas Press logos, announcing free access from October 1–31, 2026.

010

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

The latest issue of THE JOURNAL OF INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGY (82:2) has just published! Visit utpress.utexas.edu/j... for more information, or to order your copy.

Table of contents page for The Journal of Individual Psychology, Summer 2026, Volume 82, Number 2. The page lists articles, case conceptualizations, and reviews organized across three columns with page numbers and author names.

010

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Celebrate 50 years of Elaine May’s Mikey and Nicky! Join author Todd Berliner & filmmaker Ira Sachs on Oct 1 at 6 PM for a film screening, Q&A, and signing for HOLLYWOOD RENEGADE: ELAINE MAY, MIKEY AND NICKY, AND THE MAKING OF A MASTERPIECE. 🎬

110

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Congrats to Myriam Lamrani, author of THE INTIMACY OF IMAGES, on winning the Edie Turner First Book Prize in Ethnographic Writing! This book brilliantly looks at devotion and visual culture in Oaxaca. We are thrilled to see her recognized by the Society for Humanistic Anthropology!

A graphic titled "UT PRESS Award WINNER." The central image displays the cover of the book The Intimacy of Images: Saints, Death, and Devotion to La Santa Muerte in Oaxaca by Myriam Lamrani. Below the book cover, orange text reads "2026 EDIE TURNER FIRST BOOK PRIZE IN ETHNOGRAPHIC WRITING," followed by gray text reading "SOCIETY FOR HUMANISTIC ANTHROPOLOGY."

140

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

UT Press is saddened to hear about the passing of writer Annie Dillard. To honor her legacy, special issue 66:2 of TEXAS STUDIES IN LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE will be free on Project MUSE until October 14th. We encourage you to view this contemporary analysis of her work at muse.jhu.edu/issue/5... .

032

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

Now’s a great time to check out ASIAN MUSIC 57:2, a special issue on Philippine Kulintang Music and Dance, FREE on Project MUSE from Sept. 14th – Oct. 14th 2026!

Promotional graphic on a yellow background announcing "Asian Music 57:2 special issue on Philippine Kulintang Music and Dance" is available FREE on Project MUSE from Sept. 14 – Oct. 14, 2026. On the right, the red cover of Asian Music Volume 57, Number 2 features a photograph of performers in traditional attire playing musical instruments outdoors. The bottom left contains logos for Project MUSE and the UT Press 75th anniversary.

021

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

ACTION BODIES by Drew Ayers is out now! Dive into the high-octane spectacle of blockbuster cinema as Ayers explores how digital VFX and synthetic imagery are redefining what bodies can do on screen—shaping new ideas of identity, citizenship, and embodiment.

130

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

We join the Texas literary community in honoring the life of Carolyn Osborn, an educator, journalist, and award-winning author who helped inspire the founding of the Texas Book Festival.

161

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

Join UNCW Film Studies this Saturday for a free screening of Elaine May’s Mikey and Nicky (1976), followed by a discussion & book signing with Prof. Todd Berliner, author of Hollywood Renegade! 🎟️ Free & open to the public:

uncw.edu

Mikey and Nicky Screening and Presentation

The UNCW Department of Film Studies will host a free screening of "Mikey and Nicky" in the King Hall auditorium, followed by a presentation and discussion.

020

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

Catch the Rio Grande Valley Premiere of How They Built a Movement this Saturday from 2 - 4 pm! 🎬 In this 8-min short by Director Oddett Garza, civil rights attorney Jim Harrington reflects on the grassroots effort that inspired his book, THE TEXAS CIVIL RIGHTS PROJECT.

131

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

The latest issue of LATIN AMERICAN MUSIC REVIEW 47:1 is now available! Here is a preview of the articles included in the new issue!

Cover of Latin American Music Review (Revista de Música Latino Americana), Volume 47: Number 1, Spring/Summer 2026, published by University of Texas Press. The peach-colored cover features a framed central photograph of a five-piece musical ensemble performing live on stage, including musicians playing a piano, double bass, accordion, and violin.

Table of contents page for Latin American Music Review Volume 47, Number 1. The page features sections for Articles, Reviews, In Memoriam for Cristóbal Díaz Ayala, and Contributors.

030

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

Out today! REWRITING AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE, ed. by Charles L. Davis II, Kathryn E. Holliday, & Joanna Merwood-Salisbury. A new collection reframing 19th-c. built environments as key arenas of nationhood, race, settler colonialism & institutional building.

A book cover titled Rewriting American Architecture: Contesting the Myths of National Culture resting on a dark wooden surface. The cover features a vintage map of North America overlaid with large, bright orange typography spelling out "RE-WRITING AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE." At the bottom right, the text lists the editors: "Edited by Charles L. Davis II, Kathryn E. Holliday, and Joanna Merwood-Salisbury."

Graphic featuring a endorsement quote from Louis P. Nelson, University of Virginia, author of Architecture and Empire in Jamaica.

The text reads:

"Beautifully organizing twenty expertly researched case studies, these editors deftly dismiss stale histories of nineteenth-century American architecture that embrace an uncontested arc of historical progress and American success and, in deference to professional architects, uncomfortably frame their subject as 'protomodern.' Rather, these essays center buildings and places in thick contexts of local and regional identities and racial politics, and they understand users as agents, expanding the horizon of architectural makers. Understanding buildings as evidence of contested and competing visions of the making of nineteenth-century America, this refreshing collection helps us see architecture in real historical time and will define the field for years to come."

Graphic featuring an endorsement quote from Irene Cheng, California College of the Arts, author of The Shape of Utopia: The Architecture of Radical Reform in Nineteenth-Century America.

The text reads:

"This groundbreaking book mounts an important challenge to the canonical narratives of nineteenth-century US architectural history. In place of traditional themes such as aesthetic innovation, technological progress, and cultural assimilation, Rewriting American Architecture foregrounds architecture's relationship to topics such as settler colonialism, transnationality, slavery, race, land, and labor. Together, these critical and methodologically groundbreaking essays expand our understanding of the heterogeneous authors, actors, buildings, and forces that compose the 'American' built environment."

160

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

How did Elaine May turn production chaos into a 1970s cinema masterpiece? 🎬 Out now, Todd Berliner’s HOLLYWOOD RENEGADE explores the making of Mikey and Nicky & May’s bold directorial legacy. Order your copy today: utpress.utexas.edu/9...

The cover features a black-and-white promotional photograph of a woman standing between two men in a room: a man on the left standing near a doorway, a woman in the center leaning against a dresser looking at a mirror, and a seated man on the right gesturing toward them. The main title "HOLLYWOOD RENEGADE" and the author's name "TODD BERLINER" are printed in bold, stylized yellow block letters.

White quote text on a black background set inside a subtle vertical border line, reading:

"Todd Berliner's splendidly written book focuses on one remarkable movie but takes in a far broader territory, including the nature of improvisation, nuances of film acting, and the interplay between Elaine May's intensive creativity and the distinctive talents of John Cassavetes and Peter Falk. Equally important, it explores the prejudice against amateurism in mainstream cinema. Intelligent, perceptive, and eminently readable, this is a trove of ideas, insights, and intriguing behind-the-scenes details."

Below the quote, the attribution text features David Sterritt in bold yellow text, followed by yellow serif italic text reading author of Jump Cuts, Tracking Shots, and Scherzos.

White quote text on a black background set inside a subtle vertical border line, reading:

"Todd Berliner's compelling book demonstrates how Elaine May's Mikey and Nicky became a unique document on multiple levels—oblique storytelling, indirect dialogue and subtext, and spontaneous performance—elevating it above the small gangster story at its core. Berliner shows how Elaine May, the so-called amateur, dared to pull it off."

Below the quote, the attribution text features Alexandra Seros in bold yellow text, followed by yellow serif italic text reading author of Ida Lupino, Forgotten Auteur: From Film Noir to the Director's Chair.

White quote text on a black background set inside a subtle vertical border line, reading:

"There are cult film classics, once overlooked but now insistent in their excellence, that owe their renewed reputation to the efforts of dedicated scholars and fan researchers. With Todd Berliner, Mikey and Nicky has found its strongest advocate as he situates the film in its original moment (and beyond) with rigor and analyzes its stylistic breakthroughs (especially around acting and physical performance) with verve. An essential book on an essential film."

Below the quote, the attribution text features Dana Polan in bold yellow text, followed by yellow serif italic text reading author of Dreams of Flight: The Great Escape in American Film and Culture.

141

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

We are thrilled to share that People has officially revealed the cover for Carol Dawson’s upcoming book, THE LABOR DAY GHOST. Head over to People to get an exclusive first look at the cover and read more about the story: people.com/carol-daw...

Book cover for The Labor Day Ghost: A Murder, Its Cover-Up, and the Long Road to Justice by Carol Dawson. The title is written in white, scratchy, handwritten-style font layered over a dark, moody photograph of a river lined with trees and large rocks, viewed from beneath a bridge.

030

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

FREEDOM SCHOOLS: A JOURNAL OF DEMOCRACY & COMMUNITY will be FREE on Project MUSE from September 1st – September 30th. Be sure to check it out this month! muse.jhu.edu/journal...

Promotional graphics graphic on a gold background announcing "Freedom Schools: A Journal of Democracy & Community" is available FREE on Project MUSE from Sept. 1–30, 2026. On the right, the cover of Freedom Schools Volume 3 features abstract colorful figures arranged in a circle against a dark background. The lower left includes logos for Project MUSE and the UT Press 75th anniversary.

010

Reposted by University of Texas Press

Gary Lovely @colonellovely.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Some really excellent work coming September 8th from the buds at @utexaspress.bsky.social. Revising the canon of nineteenth century American architecture by bringing settler colonialism, racism, and labor relations to the forefront of the story.

182

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

The 11th edition of THE EDUCATOR’S GUIDE TO TEXAS SCHOOL LAW is out now! 📚⚖️ Jim Walsh & Sarah Orman break down free speech, hiring, board governance, parents' rights, special-needs law, and education savings accounts for educators, attorneys, and taxpayers.

Front cover of The Educator's Guide to Texas School Law, Eleventh Edition by Jim Walsh and Sarah Orman, displayed upright on a surface in front of a stack of additional copies with a blurred bookshelf in the background. Subtitle reads: "The standard legal resource for Texas educators, with more than 100,000 copies sold."

131

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

We’re thrilled to see this thoughtful review by Maron L. Waxman featured on the Jewish Book Council! Waxman explores Irvin Ungar’s new memoir, Reviving the Artist Who Fought Hitler, and his lifelong journey to restore Arthur Szyk’s legacy. Read the full review:

jewishbookcouncil.org

Reviving the Artist Who Fought Hitler: My Life with Arthur Szyk

Irvin Ungar first encountered the work of Arthur Szyk (1894–1951) in 1975, when he was browsing a Jewish bookstore for a gift.

020

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

The wait is over: the latest issue of ASIAN MUSIC (57:2) has just published! Here’s a look at the fascinating articles you’ll find in this one.

Bright red journal cover featuring "ASIAN MUSIC" in large sans-serif title text at the top. Below the title, a centered rectangular photograph depicts a group of musicians performing outdoors on a grassy lawn with instruments, set against trees and a building background. Bottom text reads: "Philippine Kulintang Music and Dance: Navigating Tradition and Change, a special issue," along with issue details for Volume 57, Number 2 (Summer/Fall 2026).

"ASIAN MUSIC: Journal of the Society for Asian Music" at the top, displaying the issue details (Volume 57, Number 2, Summer/Fall 2026). Below the header, a table of contents lists article titles, author names, and page numbers.

010

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

Out now! DOCUMENTING IRAN by Persheng Vaziri explores how documentary filmmakers navigate censorship and strict constraints to shape civic discourse on women’s rights, law, and society. A powerful look at creativity and activism in Iranian cinema. Order your copy today: utpress.utexas.edu/9...

Front cover of the book Documenting Iran: Filmmakers and Social Change by Persheng Vaziri, published by the University of Texas Press. The cover features a photograph of a film crew with a camera on a tripod and a boom microphone set up outdoors against a rural landscape.

141

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

Out now! PROBLEMATIC PARADIGMS AND THE CONTOURS OF US LATINIDAD by Silvio Torres-Saillant, edited by Nancy Kang & Michael Nieto Garcia, challenges assumptions of homogeneity in the Latinx community to explore its true nuances. Order your copy: utpress.utexas.edu/9...

A photo of the book Problematic Paradigms and the Contours of US Latinidad: Essays by Silvio Torres-Saillant, edited by Nancy Kang and Michael Nieto Garcia, standing upright on a dark surface. The book cover features a bold red background on top with black and white typography, and a black-and-white portrait of Silvio Torres-Saillant wearing glasses on the lower half.

140

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

Mark your calendars! 🗓️ Join editors Jorge J. Santos and Patrick S. Lawrence for an incredible virtual session hosted by The Book Club of California as they explore how California counterculture, censorship, and obscenity reshaped the history of American comics. 🗯️✨

110

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

Big news!! The official cover for BRINGING WRECK: Megan Thee Stallion, Monica Roberts, and Other Houston Hurricanes by Omise'eke Natasha Tinsley is here! Read the full exclusive story about the cover, book, and history in the @houstonchronicle.com: www.houstonchronicle.com/lifestyle/ar...

houstonchronicle.com

First look at new book honoring Megan Thee Stallion & trans icon Monica Roberts

An exclusive look at 'Bringing Wreck', a new book exploring the Houston legacies of Megan Thee Stallion & Monica Roberts.

042

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

Out today! TRANSCENDENCE features a century of Black queer art and culture. Distributed for The Art Galleries at Black Studies, University of Texas at Austin, this volume highlights an ecstatically abundant past while advocating for a more inclusive future.

A book titled Transcendence: A Century of Black Queer Ecstasy, 1924–2024 with a dust jacket design displayed against a warm terracota background. The book cover features a striking photograph of a person tilted upward against a light blue sky, adorned with a golden halo-like crown with radiating spikes.

1185

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

INFORMATION & CULTURE 61:2 has now published! Available Open Access on Project MUSE through the S2O Subscribe to Open program: muse.jhu.edu/issue/5...

010

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

ATTENTION! Due to power outages at our distributor, books cannot be ordered on our website at the moment. We expect this issue to be resolved soon!

020

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

The 2026 volume of FREEDOM SCHOOLS Vol. 3. is now available! Here’s what you’ll find inside!

010

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

August has arrived, and so have our newest releases! We are excited to present TRANSCENDENCE, published in partnership with the Art Galleries at Black Studies at UT Austin, alongside PROBLEMATIC PARADIGMS AND THE CONTOURS OF US LATINIDAD and DOCUMENTING IRAN.

A graphic with a dark slate background features the heading "AUGUST BOOKS" in large, off-white sans-serif text across the top. Below the title, three book covers are displayed side by side: Transcendence: A Century of Black Queer Ecstasy, 1924–2024 on the left, Problematic Paradigms and the Contours of US Latinidad in the middle, and Documenting Iran: Filmmakers and Social Change on the right.

A graphic for the book Transcendence: A Century of Black Queer Ecstasy, 1924–2024. On a dark background, the book cover on the left displays an image of a Black figure adorned with a radiant, spiked halo/crown against a gold background. To the right, text reads: "A richly illustrated reflection on a century of Black queer art and culture featuring seven essays from leading scholars." Below, a outlined text box describes how the book highlights visual representations of Black queer ecstasy in a variety of media from the last one hundred years, centering Blackness and queerness to investigate the potential of queer perspectives.

A graphic for the book Problematic Paradigms and the Contours of US Latinidad. On a dark background, the red book cover on the left displays the title, "Essays by Silvio Torres-Saillant," and "Edited by Nancy Kang and Michael Nieto Garcia," alongside a black-and-white portrait of Silvio Torres-Saillant wearing glasses. To the right, text reads: "Silvio Torres-Saillant’s collected writings examine political contradictions within Latinx identity in the United States." Below the book image, a quoted endorsement from Ginetta E. B. Candelario of Smith College.

A graphic for the book Documenting Iran: Filmmakers and Social Change by Persheng Vaziri. On a dark background, the book cover on the left shows a film crew operating equipment outdoors against a scenic mountain landscape. To the right, text reads: "An ethnographic study of how Iranian documentary filmmakers navigate censorship and creativity to shape civic discourse." Below the book image, a quoted endorsement from Shohini Chaudhuri, author of Crisis Cinema in the Middle East.

130

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 03/08/2026

We’re looking forward to this upcoming virtual talk about OUT OF THE GUTTERS hosted by The Book Club of California! Editors Jorge J. Santos and Patrick S. Lawrence will dive into obscenity, censorship, and how California counterculture radically transformed American comics. 🗯️

120

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 01/08/2026

For nearly sixty years, the public memory of the 1966 UT Austin mass shooting has been dominated by the figure of the sniper, providing a template for our culture’s understanding of such atrocities.

Literary Hub graphic article banner featuring a portrait of Kathy Leissner Whitman, titled "Restoring the Voice of Kathy Leissner Whitman, the Texas Tower Sniper's First Victim" by Jo Scott-Coe.

141

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

The 2026 volume of STUDIES IN LATIN AMERICAN POPULAR CULTURE is now available. Here’s a look at the contents of Vol. 44, and as a reminder, this issue is Open Access on Project MUSE through the S2O Subscribe to Open program! muse.jhu.edu/journal...

The Table of Contents page for Studies in Latin American Popular Culture (SLAPC), Volume 44, 2026. The top section is titled "Special Section: Mexican Popular Culture" and is edited by guest editor Martín Camps, listing six articles on topics like Mexican superheroes, comic books, wrestling star power, and pop culture in the algorithm era. The bottom section, titled "General Research Articles," lists four pieces exploring music and culture in Colombia and Argentina, as well as the cinematic image of Simón Bolívar. Authors, article titles, and page numbers are clearly formatted in a clean serif font across the white page.

The Book Reviews section for Studies in Latin American Popular Culture (SLAPC), Volume 44, 2026. The page lists three book reviews with their titles, authors, and reviewers, followed by section entries for "Information for Contributors" and "Book Review Guidelines" along with their corresponding page numbers on the right. Reviewed titles include Tropical Time Machines, Internet, Humor, and Nation in Latin America, and Staging Buenos Aires.

060

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

TEXAS NATIONAL SECURITY REVIEW has just published their latest issue on “New Challenges, Shifting Perspectives”. Check out what’s inside issue 9:3!

Front cover of the Texas National Security Review (TNSR), Volume 9, Number 3. The clean, minimalist typographic design prominently features the journal title at the top, along with the specific volume, issue number, and publication details centered on a solid-colored background.

The Table of Contents page for the Texas National Security Review (TNSR), Volume 9, Number 3. The page is organized into three distinct sections, each marked with a chess piece icon and a bold colored heading: "Foundation" (featuring a rook icon), "Scholar" (featuring a bishop icon), and "Strategist" (featuring a knight icon). Each entry lists the page number, article title, and the authors' names.

040

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 20/07/2026

Looking for a place to start your summer reading? Check out our classics, new releases, and hidden gems📚 Score 40% off all print books & 50% off all ebooks with code UTXSUMMER at checkout through July 31st! Shop now: utpress.utexas.edu/s...

A graphic with an orange header that reads "TEXAS" in white capital letters. Below the header, three book covers are displayed side-by-side against a white background: "The Great Texas Stamp Collection" by Charles W. Deaton, "Bones of Texas" by Morgan Page and Dustin Rice, and "Living with Javelinas" by Adam P. Johnson.

A graphic featuring an orange header with the word "NATURE" in large, white capital letters. Beneath the header, a selection of book covers focusing on nature, wildlife, or outdoor themes is displayed against a white background.

A graphic featuring an orange header that reads "FOOD & COOKBOOKS" in bold, white capital letters. Below the header, various cookbook and culinary book covers are arranged against a clean, white background.

183

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

Out now! DISPUTED PATHS by Cristina Buarque de Hollanda & José Szwako uncovers the sweeping history of post-dictatorship Brazil—from popular demands for democracy to the rise of Bolsonarismo. The book offer a look at how memory shapes the country's deep political divides.

A top-down photograph of the book Disputed Pasts: Forgetting and Remembering the Dictatorship in Brazil by Cristina Buarque de Hollanda and José Szwako, resting flat on a light-colored wooden surface. The book cover features a stark design with a gray textured background, a sculpted metallic head wrapped in wire, and bold red and white text alongside yellow highlighted boxes.

13310

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

Out now! KIK’ASLEMAL RI KAQCHIKELA’ by Walter E. Little, Judith M. Maxwell, Kawoq, & Ixnal blends advanced language learning with Maya culture. An immersive, nuanced guide to fluency and cultural competency in one of Guatemala's major Mayan languages.

Textbook cover for "KIK’ASLEMAL RI KAQCHIKELA’: An Advanced Kaqchikel Maya Language Textbook." The cover features illustrations of cornstalks and woven baskets. Text at the bottom credits authors WAQI' KAN Walter E. Little, KAWOQ Baldomero Cuma Chávez, Judith M. Maxwell IXQ'ANIL, and Ambrosia Cuma Chávez IXNAL, with illustrations by YAXCHE' CHANQUIN CUMA.

140

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 16/07/2026

Special Issue Alert! TEXAS STUDIES IN LITERATURE & LANGUAGE 68:2 covers the topic of “The Unpublished Works of James Loehlin”.

Front cover of Texas Studies in Literature and Language (TSLL), Volume 68, Number 2, Fall 2026. The top section features the large, black serif letters "TSLL" with the full journal title above it in a smaller red font. Below, a dark horizontal band reads "SPECIAL ISSUE: The Unpublished Works of James Loehlin." The bottom half of the cover features a detailed black-and-white sketch of a smiling man in a suit jacket, set against a background of handwritten cursive script on aged parchment.

The Table of Contents page for Texas Studies in Literature and Language (TSLL), Volume 68, Number 2. Under a thick black horizontal divider, it lists the page numbers, titles, and author names for several entries under the special issue "The Unpublished Works of James Loehlin," beginning with an introduction by David Kornhaber followed by multiple pieces by James N. Loehlin regarding Shakespeare and Renaissance tragedy.

The second page of the Table of Contents for Texas Studies in Literature and Language (TSLL), Volume 68, Number 2. It continues the special issue on James N. Loehlin, listing pages 214 through 261 with six individual essay titles by Loehlin focused on Shakespearean performances, including The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Hamlet, Henry V, and Julius Caesar.

010

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

Out now! HORROR AND INDIGENEITY edited by Murray Leeder & Gary D. Rhodes uncovers the sweeping history of Indigeneity in horror—from classic settler cinema tropes to groundbreaking modern works by Indigenous creators.

A photograph o fthe book cover of Horror and Indigeneity: Literature, Film, and Television laying flat on a dark gray surface. The dark cover features the title in bold green and white text, with a film still at the bottom depicting a tense standoff between a masked individual and a zombie.

150

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

130

Reposted by University of Texas Press

Ruth Graham @ruthgraham.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

Dallas folks: I'll be talking with @josephllocke.bsky.social about his fascinating new book "One State Under God: A History of Religion in Texas" at Interabang tonight at 6pm. Come on out! interabangbooks.com/event/2026-0...

interabangbooks.com

ONE STATE UNDER GOD - Joseph Locke

The online webstore for a locally-owned independent bookstore in University Park, Dallas, TX.

283

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

Out now! ONE STATE UNDER GOD by Joseph L. Locke uncovers the sweeping history of religion in Texas—from Indigenous cave art and Tejano folk saints to the rise of modern Christian nationalism. A fast-paced look at how the Lone Star State’s spiritual path was blazed.

"One State Under God: A History of Religion in Texas" by Joseph L. Locke, published by the University of Texas press, lays on a wooden surface. The book cover features a blue-textured background with bold, white typography and a small graphic of a church steeple at the bottom right.

An event flyer for the Joseph L. Locke Texas Book Tour for his book One State Under God: A History of Religion in Texas. The top section lists four tour dates in July at bookstores in Dallas, Austin, Houston, and San San Antonio. The bottom section displays the book cover alongside a praise quote from author Stephen Harrigan.

171

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

When we published Hanif Abdurraqib’s GO AHEAD IN THE RAIN in 2019, indie booksellers championed the book, bringing Hanif’s book to their communities and carrying it to a spot on the New York Times bestsellers list.

A graphic announcing Hanif Abdurraqib as the 2026 ABA Indie Bookstore Ambassador. It features a portrait of Abdurraqib sitting thoughtfully in a teal armchair against an orangish yellow background, alongside text describing his book Go Ahead in the Rain: Notes to A Tribe Called Quest.

1102

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

The first JLAG issue of 2026 is now available! Here’s what you’ll find inside 25:1, including Richard Francaviglia’s review of our title PRECARIOUS SECRETS: A HISTORY OF THE LATIN AMERICAN POLITICAL THRILLER by Fabricio Tocco.

Front cover of the Journal of Latin American Geography (JLAG), Volume 25, Number 1, May 2026. The background features a striking satellite view of Earth, showing a patchwork of geometric, light-colored agricultural fields contrasted against dense, dark green forested areas and winding river valleys. The white, serif letters "JLAG" are prominently displayed at the top, with the full journal title written underneath in a smaller font. Thin, semi-transparent blue horizontal bands accent the top and bottom borders.

Table of Contents page for the Journal of Latin American Geography (JLAG), Vol. 25, No. 1. It lists sections for Editorial, Articles, and a JLAG Student Contribution, with titles and authors in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, alongside corresponding page numbers on the right.

Book Reviews section for the Journal of Latin American Geography (JLAG), May 2026. The page lists several book review titles, their authors or editors, the reviewers, and the corresponding page numbers on the right. Featured titles include The Essential Sarmiento, In the Land of the Lacandón, Global Politics of Welsh Patagonia, and Precarious Secrets.

Here is a descriptive alt text option for the book cover:

**Alt Text:**

Book cover for "Precarious Secrets: A History of the Latin American Political Thriller" by Fabricio Tocco. The cover has a solid, muted gold background. The title and author's name are printed in a clean, black sans-serif font. Below the text, a vintage, sepia-toned photograph features a dramatic scene: a man in a suit and fedora hat looks off-camera with a wide-eyed, open-mouthed expression of terror or shock, while a woman in a blazer running behind him looks back over her shoulder with a concerned expression.

021

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

We are excited for Joseph Locke’s Texas book tour for ONE STATE UNDER GOD: A History of Religion in Texas, deemed “a superb, compelling, essential account of how we got here” (@texasobserver.org) and “a compelling chronicle of our religious landscape” (@texasmonthly.bsky.social).

A promotional book tour poster for "One State Under God: A History of Religion in Texas" by Joseph L. Locke. The poster has a teal background with the author's name and book title at the top, followed by a schedule of four Texas tour dates from July 14 to July 17 in Dallas, Austin, Houston, and San Antonio. The bottom half features a 3D mockup of the book cover alongside a praise quote from author Stephen Harrigan.

340

Reposted by University of Texas Press

David R. Brockman, Ph.D. @drdrbrockman.bsky.social · 08/07/2026

"Under the state’s fabled big sky, there’s always been room for a variety of gods. Yet the centuries-old struggle between their devotees continues—some seeking dominance, some jostling for their own place under the TX sun. [This book] is a superb, compelling, essential account of how we got here."

03111

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

Our July lineup has officially arrived! Check out our newest titles across Texas history, cultural studies, Latin American studies, and more with the release of ONE STATE UNDER GOD, HORROR AND INDIGENEITY, KIK’ASLEMAL RI KAQCHIKELA’, and DISPUTED PATHS.

140

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 04/07/2026

Celebrating 250 years of America! 🇺🇸 From new releases to hidden gems, explore the rich history and complex stories that shaped the nation. Check out our featured titles and save with code UTXSUMMER: utpress.utexas.edu/c... #America250

Digital graphic celebrating the 250th anniversary of America, featuring a background with a textured, watercolor-like wash of patriotic blue and muted red tones. The main text reads "CELEBRATING 250 YEARS OF AMERICA!" in a bold, clean navy font. Below, text in bright red capital letters announces a promotion: "50% OFF ALL EBOOKS, 40% OFF ALL PRINT BOOKS, WITH CODE UTXSUMMER."

051

University of Texas Press @utexaspress.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

Out today! THE CIVITAS COLLECTION 250, edited by Richard M. Reinsch II, brings together 25 leading scholars to examine the Declaration of Independence on its 250th anniversary. 🇺🇸 Copies are available to order here: utpress.utexas.edu/9...

130