Now Available: Article Preprints For portal: #Libraries and the Academy (Volume 26, Number 4) www.infodocket.com/2026/10/02/n... @hopkinspress.bsky.social

Can AI chatbots replace human comfort when we lose a loved one? Joseph E. Davis & Cassandra Sever analyze interviews with grief professionals on whether generative AI can replace human bereavement care. Experts argue that genuine, embodied presence can never be automated. muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/a...

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The first retrospective of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s work in twenty-five years is up at Artists Space in New York until November 21. Revisit our folio on "Dictee," with five writers and artists on Cha and her influence.

If you care personally or professionally for an adult who is memory-challenged or has #dementia or #Alzheimers, new book THROUGH THE YEARS from @hopkinspress.bsky.social is a treasure trove of playful #activities to inspire connection, conversation, and dignity in elder care. Out now in Europe!

⚠️😱🎃 October issue out now! 🎃😱⚠️ Read it FREE here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/5...

“Jana Euler turns exhibition architecture into a spatial instrument, making bodily passage a condition of painting.” Margherita Artoni reviews Jana Euler’s installation, *Triptych — Image Viewer Connections* in our newest essay, out now! asapjournal.com/review/jana-...

Jana Euler’s Triptych – Image Viewer Connections - ASAP/Review

The title of Jana Euler’s new work, on view now through summer 2028 as Schultze Project #5 at Museum Ludwig in Cologne, recalls the discourse around 1960s minimalism and Michael Fried’s famous concern...

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In SEL's latest issue, Chance David Pahl explores the "fractured essence of the periodical miscellany to promote tasteful consumption of literature," suggesting that "Brooke makes virtue of necessity while impressing a sense of legitimacy on the humble single-essay journal."

On our Substack, Joanna Biggs talks about her piece on ballet in our fall issue—the dancers she is watching now, what writers might learn from the body, and how to see ballet on a budget. backmatter.yalereview.org/p/behind-the...

Behind the Essay: Joanna Biggs

On ballet’s geniuses, writing from the body, and why we need more dancing at parties

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TAPA Vol. 156, No. 2 (2026) muse.jhu.edu/issue/57717 @projectmuse.bsky.social @hopkinspress.bsky.social @scsclassics.bsky.social Languages and Classics: Past, Present, Future @dimitrinakassis.bsky.social

Browse books out in October from Hopkins Press, including "Why You Should Read More Fiction," "Persecuted," "Are We Ready for Mars?" and many more now. https://tr.ee/HVjqno

NEW ISSUE OUT NOW The French Review 100.1, October 2026 tiny.one/ybpvke3x CONTRIBUTORS Carine Bourget William Cloonan Cynthia Laborde Matthieu Dalle Polly T. Mangerson Corinne Étienne Sylvie Vanbaelen Tara Beth Smithson Suzanne LaLonde Sarah Jourdain Khadija Khalifé Olivia Amzallag and more

AI with superhuman abilities could emerge within the next few years, and there is currently no guarantee that we will be able to control them. We must act now to protect democracy, human rights, and our very existence.

AI and Catastrophic Risk | Journal of Democracy

AI with superhuman abilities could emerge within the next few years, and there is currently no guarantee that we will be able to control them. We must act now to protect democracy, human rights…

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"My baby’s booty is nothing like the sun, for one, it is soft." "Dreaming in Panini" by Joseph Earl Thomas, TYR's Poem of the Week: yalereview.org/article/jose...

New on Print Plus: The Editor's Note from the September issue of Modernism/modernity. Read it here: modernismmodernity.org/make-it-new

We at @hopkinspress.bsky.social already knew he was very extremely super smart, but good to see everyone else is catching up. Congrats, @arielron.bsky.social!

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Uncovering the role of Northern agriculture in economic growth and the expansion of federal power in nineteenth-century America.

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#Teenagers need more #sleep! @hopkinspress.bsky.social's fascinating EDUCATING THE EXHAUSTED by @terraziporyn.bsky.social & Amy Wolfson has lots of material about adolescent sleep research, alongside efforts to translate that research into educational policy. Book available to buy in Europe!

Did you or someone you know publish about Melville in 2025? Please consider nominating that essay, article, or book chapter for the 2025 Hennig Cohen Prize! Nominations should be sent to hennigcohenprize@gmail.com by October 15, 2026.

Hennig Cohen Prize Deadline October 15th — The Melville Society

Please consider submitting or nominating articles and chapters on the works of Herman Melville published in 2025 for consideration for the Hennig Cohen Prize. Deadline Oct. 15th, 2026.

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NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Bookbird: A Journal of International Children's Literature 64.3, 2026 tiny.one/5ysrpbwu CONTRIBUTORS Chrysogonus Siddha Malilang Kimberley Reynolds Charlotte Hacking Fuling Deng Mingzhou Zhang Bahar Eshraq Cécile Boulaire Agustina Palenque Angel Daniel Matos and more

NEW ISSUE OUT NOW New Literary History 57.2, Spring 2026 tiny.one/4eud3c4p CONTRIBUTORS Henry Berlin Daniel Boyarin Monica Cohen Rick de Villiers Sean Gaston Thomas W. Howard Alexandra Kingston-Reese George Mather

Make your research and discovery more efficient this semester with a personalized MyMUSE account. With an account, you'll be able to save journal articles and books to your personal library, easily create citations, and much more. https://tr.ee/Eru3zu

A new issue of Diacritics (53.3) is out! With contributions by Henrik Enroth, Gitte du Plessis, Jenny Evang, Míša Stekl, Leo Temple, and Justin Raden. Featuring art by bonobo artist Kanzi, with a commentary by Laurent Dubreuil. Read here in Open Access on Project Muse: muse.jhu.edu/issue/57685

Hakainde Hichilema came to power five years ago promising to restore Zambia’s democracy. But his government now commits the very abuses he once railed against.

Zambia’s Authoritarian Turn | Journal of Democracy

Hakainde Hichilema came to power five years ago promising to restore Zambia’s democracy. But his government now commits the very abuses he once railed against.

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"Dreaming Back: Debra Castillo's Reframing of Literary Studies": A talk by Ignacio Sánchez Prado in honor of the late Debra Castillo, former editor of Diacritics. Monday, October 5th, 2026, 4:45pm, AD White House, Cornell University.

In SEL 64.3, Melissa Merte examines the relationship between Horticultural displays and the representation of nineteenth-century womanhood. Merte argues that Elizabeth Gaskell uses settings such as greenhouses and indoor aquariums to construct a relationship between botanical...

👻 Our new issue will be out on Oct 1! ✨ Are you ready? 🎃

Robert Nisbet, #BOTD in 1913 in Los Angeles, was an American sociologist and professor known for his seminal work on community, authority, and the historical decline of intermediate social institutions. 1/2

NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Spiritus: A Journal of Christian Spirituality 26.2, Fall 2026 #S2O #OpenAccess @ProjectMUSE tiny.one/mrywd4za CONTRIBUTORS Glen G. Scorgie Cherry Hiu Ki Chan Tom Schwanda Peter Nguyen Pieter G. R. de Villiers John M. Gillespie Evan B. Howard Rainer Maria Rilke and more

This #WorldHeartDay, explore @hopkinspress.bsky.social’s books on #hearthealth, highlighting the importance of signs and symptoms and bringing together research and insights into disease prevention. #CardiovascularHealth #CVD All @hopkinspress.bsky.social books are available to buy in Europe!

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