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We Are Here by Ellen Cassedy was reviewed on H-Net by Laura Levitt from Temple University. Read the full review here. Continue reading We Are Here in H-Net
We Are Here by Ellen Cassedy was reviewed on H-Net by Laura Levitt from Temple University. Read the full review here. Continue reading We Are Here in H-Net
The University of Nebraska Press is closed today for the July 4th holiday. Online orders placed today will be processed on Thursday, July 5th. Happy Independence Day! Continue reading Closed
My Ruby Slippers by Tracy Seeley is a 2012 Kansas Notable Book! Click here is see who else made the list. Congrats to Tracy! Continue reading A Kansas notable
Forthcoming from University of Nebraska Press is Robert Root's Postscripts: Retrospections on Time and Place. Publisher's Weekly says, "Root’s thoughtful, leisurely essays provide an intriguing glimpse into the interior life of a scholar and writer deeply engaged not only with the physical world, but with the historical, literary, and emotional worlds that lie alongside it like ghostly photographic double exposures." Read the full review here. Continue reading PW review
Throughout July you can save 25 percent on Civil War books in honor of the 150th year anniversary. Click here for a full list of sale titles and the promotional code. Offer ends July 31, 2012. Continue reading Civil War book sale
The Jewish Chronicle Online featured author Robert Wistrich and his new book, From Ambivalence to Betrayal. Read the full article here. Continue reading Wistrich interviewed
Edited by Carrie Reber Zeman and Kathryn Zabelle Derounian-Stodola, A Thrilling Narrative of Indian Captivity rescues from obscurity a crucially important work about the bitterly contested U.S.-Dakota War of 1862. And to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the Dakota War, a new exhibit is opening at the Minnesota History Center featuring documents, images and artifacts relating to the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862. Click here for more information. Continue reading 150th Anniversary of the Dakota War
Cash mob's have been popping up all over the country and yesterday was Omaha's first at The Bookworm on Pacific Street in Omaha. The Omaha World-Herlald reported that more than 200 cash mobs have been held around the country over the past year. Cash mobs are similar to flash mobs, but they encourage people to support local businesses by pledging to spend $20 on a chosen day. Learn more about cash mobs here. Continue reading Omaha’s first “cash mob”
Tonight Matthew Gavin Frank is making a stop on his North American book tour in Montreal, Canada at the Argo Bookshop. The reading from Pot Farm begins at 7 p.m. Click here for more information. Continue reading Frank on tour with Pot Farm
Tonight the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco is hosting an art mash up, featuring poets, tattoo artists, drag queen divas and djs as a part of its MATCHA series. It's partnering with Litquake and featuring many poets including Mari L'Esperance (The Darkened Temple, University of Nebraska Press, 2008). Click here for more information about this contemporary exhibition. Continue reading Tonight on the West coast