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That Further Shore: A Memoir of Irish Roots and American Promise, by John D. Feerick, foreword by Thomas J. Shelley, with a New Epilogue #NewRelease ow.ly/lNPk50ZPfB6
Discarded Selves: Obsolescence in the Age of Presentism, by Gai Farchi #NewRelease ow.ly/PwaY50ZPfuU
Annual HEFNU/CCHS Lecture in Holocaust Studies:
"'Sonderbauten' – The Story of Brothels in Nazi Concentration Camps," featuring Robert Sommer. ow.ly/vFmq50ZZ5gM
Mark your calendars!
📅 Tuesday, November 10
📍 Harris Hall, Room 108
🥪 Lunch: 12:00 PM | 🎙️ Lecture: 12:30 PM
How do you write a biography of a radical queer icon? 🎭📚
Join @nyuskirball for Queering Biography—a conversation celebrating Gwendolyn Alker’s forthcoming book, "Fornés and Her Friends".
🗓️ Tuesday, Oct 20 | 6 PM
📍 Bobst Library, @NYULibraries
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In View of the Tradition: Black Art and Radical Thought, by Roderick A. Ferguson #NewRelease ow.ly/Obz250ZPfpR
To Think Is to Say No, by Jacques Derrida, edited by Brieuc Gérard, translated by Pascale-Anne Brault and Michael Naas #NewRelease ow.ly/Js9A50ZPfiX
Degrees of Empire: Noncitizen Students and the Making of U.S. Higher Education, by Abigail Boggs #NewRelease ow.ly/XC5G50ZPffJ
🎨 Step inside Westbeth's creative world with Miriam Chaiken, author of "Creative Ozone" at @nypl Discover the artists & stories shaping NYC culture for 50+ yrs.
📅 Fri, Oct 16 | 2–3 PM
📍 Schwarzman Building, Rm 216, Fifth Ave. & 42nd St.
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Another Anthem of Fabulous Survival, by T.S. Leonard #NewRelease #PoeticJusticeInstitute ow.ly/GSJV50ZPfaZ
Check out this book talk on "Endgame of Empire" with Atiyab Sultan, discussing the legacy of Asia’s first Grandmaster, Sultan Khan!
🗓️ Oct 7, 2026 | 6 PM
📍 Cabot 702, The Fletcher School
🏛 Hosted by @tuftscsaios
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#Chess #History
Check out Audiofuturism and Out of Sync, a conversation with andré carrington & Sarah Rebecca Kessler on sound studies, race & media culture! ow.ly/YQol50ZTJeg
🗓️ Tuesday, Oct 6 | 2 PM
📍 Taper Hall 420, @USCDornsife
🎉Happy National Punctuation Day!
In "Of Stigmatology: Punctuation as Experience," Peter Szendy explores how punctuation shapes the way we read, see, hear, and experience language.
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#NationalPunctuationDay #ReadUP #Punctuation #OxfordComma
💭Does Christianity require monogamy?
David Congdon, author of the forthcoming "Poly Theology" takes up Christianity, polyamory, and the theology of marriage in a new piece for @ChristianCent.
📖 Pre-Order "Poly Theology" now on Amazon.
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In a moving excerpt from Colorful Palate, Raj Tawney reads about growing up multiracial in New York and navigating identity in the immediate aftermath of 9/11. A deeply human reflection on race, fear, and belonging: ow.ly/JwlH50ZOKZK
@QCC_CUNY #Memoir #QCCReads #CUNYReads
Fordham Press retweeted
We're thrilled that Citizens by Treaty has been chosen as a part of #HispanicHeritageMonth for PBS Books' Uncovered. The series explores timely themes through
@aupresses.bsky.social books and provides free resources to libraries and others. Learn more: pbsbooks.org/uncovered/.
The Collective Self: Reflection and Religion in Byzantium and the Middle East, by Zachary Ugolnik #NewRelease ow.ly/T25B50ZHETs
On this 25th anniversary of 9/11, we honor the lives lost and the legacy of a day that reshaped our world.
To reflect on the aftermath & cultural impact, explore these key works:
📖 New York After 9/11: ow.ly/nniE50ZLWyZ
📖 The Rhetoric of Terror: ow.ly/s2pz50ZLWz0
Intimacies of Anti-Asian Violence, edited by Susan Thomas and Antonio T. Tiongson, Jr. #NewRelease ow.ly/x0zi50ZHERt
