Excited to see Drue Heinz Literature Prize winner, Those Who Vanish by Patricia Grace King included on this list!

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Our September roundup features @contramundumpress.bsky.social, @poetose.bsky.social, @graywolfpress.bsky.social, @sfwp.bsky.social, @upittpress.bsky.social, @twolinespress.com, @schaffnerpress.bsky.social, @regalhouse.bsky.social, @antiphonyjournal.bsky.social, and more: www.clmp.org/news/books-l...

Our September roundup features @contramundumpress.bsky.social, @poetose.bsky.social, @graywolfpress.bsky.social, @sfwp.bsky.social, @upittpress.bsky.social, @twolinespress.com, @schaffnerpress.bsky.social, @regalhouse.bsky.social, @antiphonyjournal.bsky.social, and more: www.clmp.org/news/books-l...

Books Launching in September 2026 - Community of Literary Magazines and Presses

Support independent literary publishers by picking a read from the list below, which features new books released by CLMP members in September 2026.   Freely Frayed by Don Mee Choi Wave Books |…

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Tonight: Looking forward to Episode 1 of Uncovered, devoted to Hispanic heritage and culture, streaming on the PBS Books website, YouTube, Facebook, and the PBS app, Sept 15 8p EDT, www.pbsbooks.org/unc...

Next in our Pitt #Poetry series spotlight: "Rupture Anthem" Hera Naguib traces a speaker's journey across severance and belonging: her father's migration to #Jeddah's oil boom, girlhood under #Saudi law, a thwarted #Lahore homecoming, and diasporic America. bit.ly/4i7NtJo @upittpress.bsky.social

Happy pub day to retrovirology by John Bonanni! @bananascallops.bsky.social retrovirology is the winner of the 2025 Donald Hall Prize for Poetry, selected by @blklibrarygirl.bsky.social Now available everywhere: upittpress.org/books/978082...

Stephanie Holt @stephholtnh.bsky.social reviews 'Reading the World: British Practices of Natural History, 1760–1820', by Edwin D. Rose @edwinrose.bsky.social academic.oup.com/ehr/advance-... @upittpress.bsky.social

Reading the World: British Practices of Natural History, 1760–1820, by Edwin D. Rose

Nestled neatly within the cross-disciplinary world of the history of science, ­eighteenth- (and early nineteenth-) century studies, and the history of the

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So thankful to the folx at @wbur.org for including 1. poetry in this book list, and 2. my book of poetry!

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Thrilled to see both @bananascallops.bsky.social and Hera Naguib featured on @wbur.org's Favorite Fall Books! www.wbur.org/news/2026/08...

"I don’t mean this to sound grim, but I think poetry is like a living wake," guest post Myka Kielbon shares in episode 1586. "Poets sing the songs of everything that matters to them in this life." Read "WHITMAN:" by Larry Levis, from WINTER STARS: bit.ly/4qXpP4W 📖: @upittpress.bsky.social

“It’s what Molly would tell the teenage student beside her, weeping in the street over yet one more brutalized stray, if only it weren’t the worst possible time to stop and give explanations.” Read “Dogs in Guatemala” from Patricia Grace King’s story collection, Those Who Vanish. buff.ly/wU7vkKP

“Dogs in Guatemala”

Dogs in Guatemala are like this. It’s what Molly would tell the teenage student beside her, weeping in the street over yet one more brutalized stray, if only it weren’t the worst possible time to s…

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Excited to see Gravitation by Milan Dezinsky, translated by Nathan Fields included in this excellent roundup!

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Read translated works published by indie presses and lit mags this #NationalTranslationMonth! Our 2026 reading list features poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and hybrid works: www.clmp.org/news/a-readi...

Today's Feature: "First" by @naviyuk.bsky.social from snow pouring southward past the window published by University of Pittsburgh Press Read here: poems.com/poem/first/

First

I forget I am not pure, how little that part of the story ever matters.

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Congrats to Penelope Pelizzon, winner of the 2026 Sheila Margaret Motton Prize (New England Poetry Club) for A Gaze Hound That Hunteth by The Eye! nepoetryclub.org/2026-contest...

This week's Pitt Poetry Series feature: "The Decadent Movement" Time runs backward in this book-length poem sequence that unspools from a year after childbirth, through birth itself, back to the nine months before—ending at "Minus Time," death's mirror-twin. bit.ly/4wVs3nC @upittpress.bsky.social

Happy Pub Day to Those Who Vanish by Patricia Grace King, winner of the 2026 Drue Heinz Literature Prize! "King refuses to let history remain abstract" -@electricliterature.com Now available everywhere! upittpress.org/books/978082...

We're thrilled to present "Those Who Vanish", winner of the 2026 Drue Heinz Literature Prize. King's eight stories set during Guatemala's civil war trace martyrs, exiles, and rebels, asking what remains when all is lost. bit.ly/4ia5tTC @patriciagraceking.bsky.social @upittpress.bsky.social

Out in two weeks, the much anticipated MAPPING MEDICAL MODERNITY by Susan Burns from @upittpress.bsky.social on urban space and public health in Meiji Japan with case studies on cholera, syphilis, and mental disorders in Tokyo #envhist #histstm

Thrilled to see both @bananascallops.bsky.social and Hera Naguib featured on @wbur.org's Favorite Fall Books! www.wbur.org/news/2026/08...

8 books with New England ties to read this fall

Whether it’s the ripple effects of family secrets, the intimate losses of historic tragedies or even a copycat murder, WBUR literature writer Katherine Ouellette recommends eight enthralling books whe...

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delighted to welcome onto my (partially) decluttered desk this newest title in our Histories and Ecologies of Health series upittpress.org/books/978082... @upittpress.bsky.social

The second title from our Pitt #Poetry series spotlight: "Abider" Melissa Crowe traces a lover-speaker who can't leave anything behind—girlhood, marriage, harm—until a closing sonnet sequence turns toward the self. 🌸 @melissacrowe.bsky.social @upittpress.bsky.social bit.ly/3U72lhi

(25/61) “Today / I will not return // to the airport drunk” —Dilruba Ahmed, “Resolution” (Bring Now the Angels) @upittpress.bsky.social #61WomenPoets #WOC #61Books61Days #TheSealeyChallenge #SeptWomenPoets

Rest in Peace, Dolly 💔 youtu.be/Ixrje2rXLMA?...

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Very happy with Stefano Gattei's wonderful review of Galileo's Fame in Intellectual History Review! Read the full review here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... And of course, you can get your own copy of the book via @upittpress.bsky.social

Galileo’s fame: science, credibility, and memory in the seventeenth century

Published in Intellectual History Review (Ahead of Print, 2026)

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A poem by @briangyamfi.bsky.social for #smallPoemSunday from WHAT GOD IN THE KINGDOM OF BASTARDS (@upittpress.bsky.social, 2025). Thank you, @susanlleary.bsky.social, for posting about this fantastic collection! ✨💫✨ @tomsnarsky.bsky.social

The Pitt Poetry Series at the University of Pittsburgh Press continues its tradition of publishing the finest contemporary poetry by announcing the forthcoming publication of the following collections in the Spring 2027! upittpress.org/pitt-poetry-...

Pitt Poetry Series Announces Spring 2027 Titles - University of Pittsburgh Press

The Pitt Poetry Series at the University of Pittsburgh Press continues its tradition of publishing the finest contemporary poetry by announcing the forthcoming publication of the following collections...

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New book review: Green Rioja on Pfaller, Matthias: _Exposing the Nation: Histories of Photography in Chile, 1860-1960_. University of Pittsburgh Press, 2026. Published by H-Sci-Med-Tech. Read here: networks.h-net.org/node/20159342

New on H-Sci-Med-Tech: Review from @rakemi.bsky.social (Washington & Lee Uni) of _Exposing the Nation: Histories of Photography in Chile, 1860-1960_ by @matthiaspf.bsky.social, pub 2026 @upittpress.bsky.social #hstm Review available @hnetreviews.bsky.social

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New book review: Green Rioja on Pfaller, Matthias: _Exposing the Nation: Histories of Photography in Chile, 1860-1960_. University of Pittsburgh Press, 2026. Published by H-Sci-Med-Tech. Read here: networks.h-net.org/node/20159342

🪡 Over the next few weeks we’ll spotlight new releases from UPP’s Pitt Poetry Series, starting with "retrovirology". Bonani resurrects Queer elders, weaving AIDS history with a rural childhood. bit.ly/3TGTJhp @upittpress.bsky.social @bananascallops.bsky.social

New book review: Fine on Cephas, Jay: _Fordism and the City: How an Industry Shaped Urbanization in America_. University of Pittsburgh Press, 2026. Published by H-Sci-Med-Tech. Read here: networks.h-net.org/node/20159159

New review on H-Sci-Med-Tech: Lisa M. Fine (@michiganstateu.bsky.social) on Jay Cephas (@princeton.edu), _Fordism and the City: How an Industry Shaped Urbanization in America_ , pub 2026 @upittpress.bsky.social #hstm Review available @hnetreviews.bsky.social www.h-net.org/reviews/show...

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New book review: Fine on Cephas, Jay: _Fordism and the City: How an Industry Shaped Urbanization in America_. University of Pittsburgh Press, 2026. Published by H-Sci-Med-Tech. Read here: networks.h-net.org/node/20159159

Save the pub date for AWP’s 2025 Donald Hall Prize for Poetry winner, RETROVIROLOGY by John Bonanni! Selected by judge @blklibrarygirl.bsky.social, John’s book will be out September 15 from the @upittpress.bsky.social!