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Heading to the #ATHE conference in Baltimore? Stop by our table and check out our latest titles on Theater and Performance, and use the discount code UMATHE26 for 40% off in our shopping cart. Browse our titles here: buff.ly/q15UQPv
Inquire, learn, and engage with our country's history and culture through UMP's curated collections, student-created catalog, and thought-provoking essays and blog posts about the American story here: buff.ly/gn4gmal
"Lavender Sounds" by Stacey Copeland is now available to read online! Copeland explores queer feminist soundwork, connecting historical lesbian radio with modern podcasting. Start reading here: doi.org/10.3998/mpub...
We're happy to publish another book written by teachers, for teachers! "Rubrics: What Every Teacher Needs to Know" by Deborah Crusan & Robyn Brinks Lockwood is now available. press.umich.edu/Books/R/Rubr...
"Books and scholarship are essential to a milestone anniversary like America’s 250th, because they contain the full, complicated story, not a polished myth." Read about Larnell Gross's perspective on American identity and the Soul of America catalog here: buff.ly/CrltURx
We're excited to publish "What Clever Friends: The Selected Letters of Jane Kenyon and Alice Mattison" edited by Chad Wriglesworth. More than 500 letters over 15 years reveal a deep friendship based in writing. press.umich.edu/Books/W/What...
"Deprived of Sense and Intellect" is now available! This study reveals how medieval communities distinguished insanity and possession. Read more about the book and grab a copy here: press.umich.edu/Books/D/Depr...
Independence Day might be over, but the Press is still celebrating American's 250th birthday! Check out the exclusive Soul of America catalog from U-M student Larnell Gross, which explores the American identity through the lens of 11 UMP books here: buff.ly/gn4gmal
Publicity and marketing scams are on the rise and as such, our marketing team has put together a blog post with tips, tricks, and warnings about how to self-publicize your work. Read more here: press.umich.edu/Blog/2026/07...
"Sideways Developments" by Kai Hang Cheang is now available! This volume in the Global Queer Asias series is a meditation on queer and trans persistence in global Hong Kong. Start reading here: doi.org/10.3998/mpub...
"Poets as Public Scholars" is now available to read online! This new addition to the Digital Culture Books series models ways poetry can drive public scholarship in the digital age. Start reading here: doi.org/10.3998/mpub...
"Tacitus and the Incomplete" edited by Panayiotis Christoforou and Bram L.H. ten Berge is now available! This edited collection reconstructs the lost episodes, narratives, and books in Tacitus' Histories and Annals. Grab a copy here: press.umich.edu/Books/T/Taci...
Happy 4th of July! The 250th birthday of the United States offers an opportunity to inquire, learn, and engage with our country's history and culture. This page highlights books, a student-created catalog, and essays about the American story: press.umich.edu/Books/US-250
It's the last day of our Spring Sale! Get 50% off ALL books with code SPRING26 here: press.umich.edu
Spotted in the wild by our editorial director: Dan DiPiero's "Big Feelings: Queer and Feminist Indie Rock After Riot Grrrl" at Lion's Tooth in Milwaukee! We're always so happy to see our books in indies.💙
Last night @zingermans.bsky.social celebrating Juneteenth & the release of the Ella E. Hall Recipe Book was wonderful. Amazing food and speakers, plus joyful conversation with our community. The bakehouse did a great job recreating a Lady Baltimore Cake recipe Ella loved! @umichlibrary.bsky.social
Still haven't stocked up on your summer reading list? No worries, we have you covered! Get 50% off ALL books with code SPRING26 until July 1. Browse here: press.umich.edu
We're thrilled to announce our Fall 2026 Catalog!🎉 Browse our forthcoming titles for the season and get 50% off all pre-orders with code SPRING26. Browse the catalog here: buff.ly/7tV6V3Y
This Pride Month, check out our forthcoming and latest titles from our Gender and Sexuality Studies list with this blog post: press.umich.edu/Blog/2026/06...
Need a new book to enjoy this summer? Browse our 2026 Summer Reading List and get 50% off ALL books with code SPRING26. Read more: buff.ly/xCj2wsa
"The Ella E. Hall Recipe Book" is now available and open access! This is a personal collection of over 50 recipes and culinary experiments from Hall's 1920-1939 journal. Get a copy or start reading for free at doi.org/10.3998/mpub...
Congratulations to "Before Before: A Story of Discovery and Loss in Sierra Leone" author Betsy Small on winning Silver at the 2026 Nautilus Book Awards!🎉Check out the full list of winners here: www.nautilusbookawards.com/2026-nautilu...
From studies on Japanese, medieval village life, corporate social responsibility, to teacher instructional guides, we've got you covered. Browse our May publications and start reading here: buff.ly/JFjjO69
Do you teach courses online? "SOFLA®" by Helaine W. Marshall & Ilka Kostka is now available! This book offers teachers a valuable instructional option for fostering interactive and student-centered learning. Find it at press.umich.edu/Books/S/SOFL...
Lee Butler's "Four Years in Izumi" is now available! This #OpenAccess title is an unparalleled view of village society during Japan's Warring States period. Start reading: doi.org/10.3998/mpub...
For her new book "The Mine Next Door," Amy O'Connor spent 5 years interviewing over 70 people in Minnesota's Iron Range. Get 30% off with promo code "UMWEB30" at press.umich.edu/Books/T/The-...
Heading to #ICMS26 in Kalamazoo? Be sure to stop by booth 37/38 to browse our latest titles in Medieval Studies and meet our editor Ellen! Get 40% off all Medieval Studies titles with code UMICMS26 until 6/16. Browse here: buff.ly/oR3JpWZ
Have you read "Embodying Black Experience: Stillness, Critical Memory, and the Black Body" by Harvey Young? It is free-to-read online until the end of June at doi.org/10.3998/mpub...
The new Brief Instructional Guide "Technology in the Language Classroom" by Matt Kessler offers practical tips and advice for effectively using tech in the language classroom. Find it at press.umich.edu/Books/T/Tech...
AI & Society's review of "Artificial Humanities" says that it "stands out as a timely and foundational work." Read their full review at doi.org/10.1007/s001...