University of Minnesota Press

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Book publisher, est. 1925.

"How should a nation, a landscape, or a life be and feel? . . . The emotionally precise, and suitably meta, ending concerns what it means to be purged—to move on, to be moved, to keep moving— while preserving an identity and a tradition." Thank you, @necessaryfiction.com !

Book cover for Out of the Darkness: Classic Short Fiction from Sweden, edited by Vendela Vida, David Katznelson, and Ulf Olsson. Painting of barren woods at dusk with one string of colored lights strung between three trees surrounded by title and author on field of light blue.
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Out of the Darkness: Classic Short Fiction from Sweden, eds Vendela Vida, David Katznelson, and Ulf Olsson (@uminnpress.bsky.social). Reviewed by Martha French. necessaryfiction.com/reviews/out-...

Friends, my book—No Place for Home: Terror and Race in Literature After 9/11—has a cover! I’m so pleased with what Rachel Moeller and the design team at @uminnpress.bsky.social came up with! The book will be out in Spring 2027 and that I’ll post a pre-order link once it’s available! 1/2

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I join my colleagues at the @uminnpress.bsky.social mourning the passing of longtime press author Tom Conley. Across many press publications he explored the intersections of spatial thinking, film, & literature, including his pathbreaking work CARTOGRAPHIC CINEMA (www.upress.umn.edu/978081664357...)

Cartographic Cinema

Cartography and cinema are what might be called locational machinery. Maps and movies tell their viewers where they are situated, what they are doing, and, t...

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Excited that The AAG Review of Books by @geographers.bsky.social just published our book forum Solidarity Cities: Confronting Racial Capitalism, Mapping Transformation. www.tandfonline.com/eprint/283E6.... Reviewers Priscilla Ferreira, @nik-heynen.bsky.social, Eric Sarmiento, and Luke Bergmann.

Solidarity Cities: Confronting Racial Capitalism, Mapping Transformation

Published in The AAG Review of Books (Ahead of Print, 2026)

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🕶️ Nice pre-order promo! Includes Barbey d'Aurevilly's The Bewitched (first English translation in 100 years) and Jas Obrecht's Early Blues (coming soon in PB)

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Ends Friday! An abundance of University Press books featured in the @waterstones.bsky.social 25% pre-order promotion this week. Enter code SUMMER26 at checkout, online only, valid until 24 July 2026. 🔗 buff.ly/FOow52q @unipresssalesbot.bsky.social @aupresses.bsky.social #ReadUP

New books! Out today! -Perspectives on the Human Genome Project and Genomics, Christopher R. Donohue and Alan C. Love, eds. -Digital Animalities: Mediating Life in an Age of Planetary Domestication, Judy Berland and Thomas Lamarre, eds. -Now in PB: Minnesota's Geologist by Sue Leaf

Book cover for Perspectives on the Human Genome Porject and Genomics, edited by Christopher R. Donohue and Alan C. Love. Series design with the title in white band on a blue-stained background. Series title at bottom beneath a graphic of two connected question marks.
Book cover for Digital Animalities: Mediating Life in an Age of Planetary Domestication, edited by Judy Berland and Thomas Lamarre. Large pink seahorse, digitally rendered, on blue background. Title in large thin type across image. Editors’ names above, subtitle below.
Book cover for Minnesota's Geologist: The Life of Newton Horace Winchell by Sue Leaf. Historic illustration of wooded cliffs against rough waters. Title in band across center. Oval photo of bearded man above right. Title to its left.

"Kathryn J. Gindlesparger... [shows] how everyday documents such as meeting minutes, policy drafts, budgets, and accreditation reports can be used to push back against authoritarian and corporate forces that undermine an institution’s mission." (Echoes of Ben Kafka's The Demon of Paperwork 😈)

Paper Pusher

Paperwork is the new protest: leveraging bureaucracy for progressive actionIn contemporary higher education, power increasingly circulates through documents ...

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“This is not an upbeat or easy read, but it is one that opens conversations about deep feelings, especially among very young audiences. It does nothing to ‘fix’ anyone else's loss, other than than to suggest that none of us are alone…” @uminnpress.bsky.social

Where Is My Sister? A Gentle Reflection on Sibling Loss

Few books address a child's experience of death, although some are so well done they merit call backs HERE (elders) , HERE  (pets)  , and ...

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LUAC offers 27 concise, critical, & generative essays on machine, learning, and the more-than-human. My contribution provides an epistemological & technical intervention of LLM reinforcement learning, engaging thinkers in cybernetics and radical black feminist thought. Happy to share a pdf!

University of Minnesota Press@uminnpress.bsky.social · 3w ago

Today's beautiful new releases! -Sea Salt Eatery cookbook—launch tomorrow, Moon Palace Books, 7pm! -Cary Wolfe's Jagged Ontologies—latest in the Posthumanities series -Learning Under Algorithmic Conditions, eds. Elizabeth de Freitas, Matthew X. Curinga, Ezekiel J. Dixon-Román, P. Taylor Webb

​Book cover for Sea Salt Eatery: Recipes to Enjoy Year-Round by Gail Rosenblum and Kait Ziemer-Davis. Close-up image of freshly grilled seafood next to a blue-tinted portrait of the restaurant.