Gallaudet University Press

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Hello, #LSA2026! Stop by our booth in the exhibit hall today through Sunday to browse our discounted books and journal issues and pick up some swag! Have a book project idea? Our acquisitions editor is available all weekend to meet with you. 🤓 See you soon! @lingsocam.bsky.social #ReadUP

12/22 (Mo) S26 Catalog FB: Our spring 2026 catalog is now available for you to peruse and share! Scan the QR code or visit the link below to check out our forthcoming and recent releases. https://gu.live/OMnGE IG: Our spring 2026 catalog is now available for you to peruse and share! Scan the QR code or visit the link in our bio to check out our forthcoming and recent releases. #ReadUP #NewBooks #Deaf #SignLanguage #Memoir #MentalHealth #Linguistics #Interpreting #DeafStudies #DisabilityStudies #PublishingLife #BookLove BS: Our spring 2026 catalog is now available for you to peruse and share! Scan the QR code or visit the link below to check out our forthcoming and recent releases. #ReadUP #NewBooks https://gu.live/OMnGE ID: On the left is the cover of the spring 2026 catalog, which features an illustration of an abstract globe comprised of multicolored curved lines with a navy blue background. The top text reads: GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY PRESS and the text on the bottom left reads: SPRING 2026 BOOKS. To the right of the cover the text reads: Scan the QR code to peruse and share our spring 2026 catalog! Under the text is a QR code that leads to this URL: https://view.publitas.com/p222-9323/gallaudet-university-press-spring-2026-catalog-for-books-and-journals/page/1. Under the QR code is the GU Press logo.

Our spring 2026 catalog is now available for you to peruse and share! Scan the QR code or visit the link below to check out our forthcoming and recent releases. #ReadUP #NewBooks

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Top of graphic reads: Now available. Under that on the left is the cover of THE CRIP LINGUISTICS READER. Below the cover is a QR code that leads to the following URL: https://gupress.gallaudet.edu/Books/T/The-Crip-Linguistics-Reader2. Under the QR code the text reads: Scan the QR code for more information on this latest GU Press release! At the bottom is the URL: gupress.gallaudet.edu. To the right of the URL is the GU Press logo. Next to the cover is a blurb that reads: “Across genres and disciplinary perspectives, the authors in this important—indeed, urgent—volume forcefully critique intersecting normative regimes of language, disability, race, gender, sexuality, and class. In doing so, they ‘decline, defy, and disrupt’ the demands of such regimes, making a powerful argument that all languaging modes are valid and valuable.” —E. Mara Green, author of Making Sense: Language, Ethics, and Understanding in Deaf Nepal

Now available! THE CRIP LINGUISTICS READER is a wide-ranging and groundbreaking collection that challenges normative ideas about what is considered “good language.” Visit our website for more information on this latest release from GU Press! gupress.gallaudet.edu/Books/T/The-...

Top text reads: NOW AVAILABLE. Below on the left is the cover of Sign Language Interpreting for Theatre. To the right of the cover is a blurb that reads: “I cannot think of a better trio to shed light on both the artistry and technique of interpreting for theatre than Taylor, Feyne, and Broecker Penn.”—Camryn Manheim. Below in the center is a photo of the authors. On the bottom right is the GU Press logo and to the left of the logo is this URL: gupress.gallaudet.edu

SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETING FOR THEATRE is now available! This new book is a groundbreaking and comprehensive guide on the art and collaborative practice of sign language interpreting for the theatre written by three veteran performing arts interpreters.
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GU Press's mission to advance awareness and recognition of deaf people, deaf communities, and signed languages would not be possible without these crucial partners.

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Happy University Press Week! This year's #UPWeek theme recognizes how university presses and authors #TeamUP with a global network of reviewers, librarians, freelancers, community members, teachers, students, and many others to amplify and elevate knowledge. @aupresses.bsky.social

For University Press Week, we're highlighting the important, collaborative work that Senior Acquisitions Editor @rcolesworthy.bsky.social does to build bridges across the scholarly publishing ecosystem: tinyurl.com/3t7mdnef/
#TeamUP #ReadUP

Reading Around the World: 17 Great Books in Translation From University Presses Want to travel around the world without leaving your house? Just pick up a book that was translated from another language. Whether you are reading a novel originally written in French, a memoir ori…

Thanks for the #UPWeek love, @literaryhub.bsky.social! Many university presses are dedicated to Teaming UP with translators to advance knowledge & understanding. Discover 17 outstanding examples to #ReadUP in “ Reading Around the World” https://bit.ly/43S4pf8 ...

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Happy University Press Week! Join us in celebrating how authors, university press publishing professionals & so many others #TeamUP to advance knowledge. Explore this @bookshop.org collection of university press books to find your next thought-provoking read: https://bit.ly/4nhTQcc. #ReadUP

Banned Books Week starts TODAY!

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BANNED BOOKS WEEK Oct. 5-11, 2025. Censorship is so 1984 - Read for Your Rights. ala.org/bbooks. American Library Association

Censorship is so 1984. Read for your rights.

Today kicks off #BannedBooksWeek, and this year's theme reminds us that the right to read belongs to all of us, that censorship has no place in contemporary society, and that we must defend our rights.

https://www.ala.org/bbooks.

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**SALE EXTENDED!** Deaf Awareness Month is over but we’re going to keep the sale running through Oct 10. Use promo code AWARE45 at checkout to get 45% off all books and ebooks. This is the biggest sale we’ll have for a while so stock up while you can! gupress.gallaudet.edu/Publishers/G... #ReadUP

Top text reads: Anthropology Book Event. Below on the left is the cover of Mother Tongue Prestige, and to the right is the cover of The Evidence Is Life. The text below the covers reads: Celebrate an evening of ethnographic research! Dr. Pfister is a medical, socio-linguistic, and visual anthropologist studying deaf youth and their families in Mexico City. Dr. Chandras is a linguistic anthropologist exploring identity construction through multilingual education in India. We discuss how language within communities helps us understand human experience and cultural systems. UNF Gallery of Art; October 2nd at 5:30pm. Refreshments will be provided.

Anne Pfister will be celebrating the release of her book The Evidence Is Life this Thursday, October 2 at 5:30pm at the University of North Florida Gallery of Art. Be sure to stop by if you’re local to the Jacksonville area! 🙌📚

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Today is the last day of the International Week of Deaf People, and the theme is Set the Basis for the Future. Read the SLS special issue on technology and the deaf community, which is #OpenAccess on @projectmuse.bsky.social for a limited time: muse.jhu.edu/pub/18/issue... #IWDP2025 #ReadUP

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Today’s #IWDP theme is Recognition of National Sign Languages. Use the link below to read the American Annals of the Deaf article “Sign Language Legislation as a Tool for Sustainability,” which is open access on @projectmuse.bsky.social for the rest of the week! muse.jhu.edu/article/676622

The #DeafAwarenessMonth book sale is almost over! Use promo code AWARE45 to save 45% off all books through September 30! Shop now: gupress.gallaudet.edu/Publishers/G...

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Today is the International Day of Sign Languages, and we’re celebrating by featuring a classic issue of Sign Language Studies on language planning and sign language rights, which will be #OpenAccess on @projectmuse.bsky.social
through September 28! Read it here: muse.jhu.edu/pub/18/issue...

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Today marks the start of the International Week of Deaf People! The #IWDP2025 theme is “No Human Rights Without Sign Language Rights.” Visit the link below to learn more!

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Peer review is essential to our mission of sharing knowledge by and about deaf people and signing communities. For #PRW2025, read the @aupresses.bsky.social peer review handbook, an invaluable guide for anyone working in scholarly publishing. peerreview.up.hcommons.org @peerreviewweek.bsky.social

Saluting your swag game from our corner of NE DC! 🙌

Top of graphic is GU Press logo. Under the text reads: DEAF AWARENESS MONTH SIGN LANGUAGE STUDIES SUBSCRIPTION GIVEAWAY! Enter here: QR code that leads to the giveaway form: https://forms.gle/EroQLmSKbqwQgopV6. The SLS logo is to the right. The text below reads: Enter by September 30! Winner will be chosen randomly on October 1 and contacted via email.

In celebration of #DeafAwarenessMonth, we’re giving away a one year print subscription to Sign Language Studies! Use the QR code or the link below to enter by Sept 30 for a chance to win! The winner will be chosen randomly on Oct 1 and contacted via email. Good luck!

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Top left is GU Press logo. Below that the text reads: 45% off print preorders of fall books! On the left the text vertically reads: DEAF AWARENESS MONTH SALE. To the right is the book cover of Sign Language Interpreting for Theatre with a QR code that leads to the book page: https://gupress.gallaudet.edu/Books/S/Sign-Language-Interpreting-for-Theatre2. Under that is the cover of The Crip Linguistics Reader with a QR code that leads to the book page: https://gupress.gallaudet.edu/Books/T/The-Crip-Linguistics-Reader2. Between the QR codes the text reads: Use promo code AWARE45 at checkout. On the bottom right the text reads: Sale ends September 30; gupress.gallaudet.edu. The background is navy blue and there are three bands of purple, salmon, and black on the top right corner.

Top left is GU Press logo. Below that the text reads: 45% off print preorders of fall books! Below that are the five Chang Family series book covers, with a QR code on the bottom left that leads to the series page: https://gupress.gallaudet.edu/Collections/The-Chang-Family-Series. Below the covers the text reads: Use promo code AWARE45 at checkout through September 30; DEAF AWARENESS MONTH SALE; gupress.gallaudet.edu. The background is navy blue and there are three bands of purple, salmon, and black on the top right corner.

Did you know that our #DeafAwarenessMonth sale applies to print edition preorders, too? Use the QR codes or visit the link below to preorder your copies using code AWARE45 at checkout. The #BookSale includes our picture book collab with the Clerc Center! gupress.gallaudet.edu/Books/Forthc... #ReadUP

During the month of September, enjoy 45% off ALL
@gallaudetpress.bsky.social titles, including my own books published by GUP.

Why 45%? This year marks the Press’s 45th anniversary!

Come browse gupress.gallaudet.edu and use the promo code AWARE45 at checkout. (Thanks.)

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Graphic with navy blue background and three bands of purple, salmon, and black on the top left corner. The text reads, from top to bottom: DEAF AWARENESS MONTH SALE!; 45% off all books and ebooks through September 30; Use promo code AWARE45 at checkout. On the bottom left the URL reads: gupress.gallaudet.edu. Under the URL is the GU Press logo. On the bottom right is an illustration of four people smiling and their hands raised as if in a signed conversation.

Join us in celebrating #DeafAwarenessMonth! In honor of DAM and our 45th anniversary, all books and ebooks are 45% off in September using promo code AWARE45 at checkout.

Visit our website to browse our current and forthcoming titles: gupress.gallaudet.edu #ReadUP #BookSale

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Gallaudet University Press will be closed on Monday, September 1 in observance of Labor Day. Have a safe and restful holiday weekend!

Cover of The Evidence Is Life is centered with a thin black border. Cover description: Background of multicolored rectangles with contrasting uppercase text that makes up the title, subtitle, and author’s name. From top to bottom, the text of the title rezo students with short spiky hair and their backs to the camera. To the right of “Is Life” is an image of two students chatting in a courtyard. Below that on the left is a self-portrait of a student holding a camera in front of his face, where he is framed by a mirror with a brick wall in the background. To the right of the photo is the subtitle: DEAF PILGRIMAGES TO LANGUAGE AND COMMUNITY IN MEXICO CITY. Below the subtitle is the author’s name: ANNE E. PFISTER. In the background of the graphic are the same students who appear on the cover.

Happy Pub Day to THE EVIDENCE IS LIFE by Anne E. Pfister! Visit our website for more information on the book, including how you can get your copy: gupress.gallaudet.edu/Books/T/The-...

Cover design by @michelvrana.com ✨📚👌

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Text reads: 2025 American Annals of the Deaf Reference Issue; We're putting together the research section of the AAD reference issue! If you know of any deaf ed dissertations or theses that were completed and successfully defended in the past year (late spring 2024-on), please send title, author, uni, and links (if they have one) to deirdre.mullervy@gallaudet.edu. The deadline for submissions is August 29. Please do not send the full text. Thank you!

Last call for submissions! We’d love to feature your #DeafEd dissertation or thesis in the research section of the 2025 American Annals of the Deaf reference issue. Send the details to deirdre dot mullervy at gallaudet dot edu by August 29. Thanks!