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[registration link in bio] Wed, Sept 23, 6pm, Chancellor’s Suite, SHU
Joe Pagetta's book launch in conversation with our PI Matteo Brera. Part of the Robert Tarte Lecture Series.
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Coming next month from @VanderbiltUP, "The Belcourt Theatre: Nashville's Oldest Neighborhood Cinema" — by public historian/archivist T. Minton. And now available to pre-order from your favorite local bookstore!
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Latest on my website: Clara Usón's The Shy Assassin about a Spanish porn star's death - suicide, accident or murder & was the King involved? shorturl.at/PQwJY tr Lily Meyer, from @VanderbiltUP
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"Yardstick Nation" in @bookculture :)
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[📖📖📖] ¡Sábado de blog! “La serialidad no es solo una forma de contar historias: es un mecanismo clave para imaginar la nación y construir memoria colectiva.” Ya pueden leer nuestra reseña de Serial Mexico: Storytelling Across Media from Nationhood to Now de Amy E. Wright, un estudio imprescindible sobre el poder cultural de las narrativas seriales en México.
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[🎙️🎙️🎙️] “Serialization allows for stories to be repeated and continued over long periods of time...” Amy E. Wright, Serial Mexico: Storytelling Across Media, from Nationhood to Now (Vanderbilt University Press, 2023).
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Our gift from @EditrixMosser at the @VanderbiltUP stall at @ASALH! Highlight of the conference for us, so far.
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Authors Serina K. Gilbert and Learotha Williams Jr. got together with Natalie Bell at the Museum this past Saturday to discuss "From the Fiery Furnace to the Promise Land" (@VanderbiltUP) as part of TN Writers | TN Stories. Look forward to @SoFestofBooks in October!
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Cool to see @pesasymedidas brilliant book Yardstick Nation prominently displayed at the MIT Press Bookstore in Cambridge! @VanderbiltUP – at Cambridge, MA
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Great to hear about "Workshop of silence", the English translation by Conor Bracken @VanderbiltUP of Haitian poet @Jeandamerique's collection "Atelier du silence" (Cheyne, 2020) which I reviewed 5 years ago @AttendantNadeau vanderbiltuniversitypress.co… #poetry #poetryintranslation
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📚Our roundtable on Françoise Hamlin & Charles W. McKinney Jr.’s ‘From Rights to Lives’ concludes today.
“While a seemingly increasing number of academics grow wary of edited volumes, our book forum participants recognized the utility of this approach…”
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📚Our roundtable on Françoise N. Hamlin and Charles W. McKinney Jr.’s ‘From Rights to Lives’ continues with an essay by Brett Gadsden:
“The essays…stand at some intersection between history, sociology, and cultural criticism.”
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"While there is a wealth of scholarship on the nuances of the Black Freedom Struggle (BFS), we are failing...when it comes to getting this historical knowledge to our community and having robust and candid dialogue about the BFS." -- @KingShannon23
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📚Our online roundtable on Françoise N. Hamlin and Charles W. McKinney Jr.’s ‘From Rights to Lives’ continues today with an essay by Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Marcia Chatelain. @Penn @VanderbiltUP @BlkPerspectives
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📚 Our online roundtable on Françoise N. Hamlin and Charles W. McKinney Jr.’s From Rights to Lives begins today! Check out the first essay by Prof. Wesley Hogan of Duke University. @VanderbiltUP
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📚 We are looking forward to our upcoming book roundtable (July 14-18, 2025) on *From Rights To Lives* by Françoise Hamlin & Charles W. McKinney Jr. Featuring essays by Marcia Chatelain, Brett Gadsden, Wesley Hogan & Shannon King. @VanderbiltUP
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¡Ya viene la Feria del Libro de #LASA2025!
Gracias a @VanderbiltUP, @WikiEducation, #UniversityofPittsburghPress que se suman este año con sus aportes a los Estudios Latinoamericanos.
#ExpositoresLASA #FeriaDelLibro #LASA2025
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Mayor Freddie O'Connell referred to Perry Wallace & STRONG INSIDE in his State of Metro address today, citing the book as "an important glimpse of sports & society anchored here in Nashville." He quoted a passage on 'high aspirations' in stating the city must not lose of its own
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Wan Sonya Tang will present her new book, Specters, Monsters, and the Damned. Fantastic Threats to the Social Order in 19th-Century Spanish Fiction ( 2024 @VanderbiltUP): vanderbiltuniversitypress.co…






































