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Stack of books, spine facing towards the camera as follows (top to bottom): - Night Moves by Jessica Hopper - The Dad Rock that Made Me a Woman by Niko Stratis - Black Texas Women by Ruthe Winegarten - Breaking the Gender Code by Georgina Hickey - Radiophonic Feminisms by Esther Díaz Martín - I Am My Own Path Edited by Vanessa Pérez-Rosario - Mothership Connected by Seth Neblett

Today marks the end of the first week of #WomensHistoryMonth! We're proud to publish books with women's lives and voices at the forefront. Whether it be gender-centric scholarship or personal memoir, we have so many books to choose from this month and beyond.

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We’re here at the 130th @texas.history.assn Conference in DFW! Drop by the Live Oak Ballroom to check out our Texas History books!

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We’re loving the new Journal of the History of Sexuality issue 35:1, particularly that cover!

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We're here @caavisual! If you're in Chicago this week for the annual meeting, please stop in and say hello. We've got lots of beautifully illustrated books for y'all to browse.

#CAA114

Have you seen the latest Korean Journal of Communication?
Special Issue 2:3 covers the topic of “Diversity in Korean Screen Culture”.

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A cardboard box containing several copies of the book The Limits of Revolution

I can't express how happy I am to open this box today.

The Limits of Revolution: Worker Citizens in a Bolivian Mining City, out March 10 from @utexaspress.bsky.social

You can pre-order now!
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Issue 81:4 of The Journal of Individual Psychology is available and ready to ship! Here’s a look at what you’ll find in this Special Issue on Adlerian Practitioners’ Professional Identity and Theoretical Orientation Development.

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Alt text: Stack of UT Press books that we are featuring for the College Art Association Conference. Books in order from top to bottom: Earth Moving by Eray Çaylı Concrete Encoded by Nathaniel Wolfson Inside Abstraction by Carolyn Dean Indigenous Visual Cultures in Latin America by Tamara L. Bray and Carolyn Dean Culinary Palettes by Lesley A. Wolff The Mobile Image by Emily C. Floyd

We're so excited to be going to the College Art Association Annual Conference next week! As always, we're looking forward to seeing published and prospective authors and chatting with attendees about our books. If you'll be in Chicago next week for #CAA114 stop by booth #322 to say hello!

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If you loved #BadBunny's legendary halftime show, we've compiled a few reads to keep the party going. Our list acknowledges the contributions of Puerto Rican artists like Julia de Burgos and emphasizes the importance of performance, storytelling, and shared history in uniting us all. 🧵

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Hands holding a copy of the book FLESHING THE ARCHIVE: An Intimate Genealogy of Chicana Knowledge Praxis by María Eugenia Cotera. The cover of the book displays two individuals looking gleeful in a library. A man looks pleased as he hands two books to a laughing woman.

María Eugenia Cotera's FLESHING THE ARCHIVE is on shelves now! This book is an ode to #Chicana feminist knowledge of the 1970s & tells the story of the Chicana por mi Raza Digital Memory Collective.

Instructor copies are available at the link below! 🖤

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Our latest spotlights @samlangsdale.bsky.social's book "Searching for Feminist Superheroes" published by @utexaspress.bsky.social! #ComicsStudies

We have much to be excited about as we look toward the upcoming season...and so do you! ARCs have arrived for THE SELENA READER! Reviewers can reach out to publicity for a moving collection that celebrates Selena's lasting impact on Tejanidad and beyond. 💜

Interested in #bookpublishing? Applications for our publishing fellowships are now open! Our fellows get hands-on experience across multiple departments that prepares them for careers in the industry. Learn more at the link below, and apply by MARCH 31, 2026! 📣

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Fresh from the printer: Asian Music, Issue 57:1!

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Happy pub day to THE FIRST MOVIE STUDIO IN TEXAS, which tells the story of the studio responsible for the first Westerns made in TX, Star Film Ranch. If you grew up watching Westerns or are curious about the history of filmmaking in TX, learn more at the link below. 📽️

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Celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth with UT Press by diving into some of our featured books in Black Studies! We've got so many great titles that explore the rich history and culture that we're celebrating all month long. Learn more (and find your next read) at utpress.utexas.edu/b...!

If you're on UT's campus, be sure to head over to the LLILAS Hackett Room at noon today for the MEZCAL IN OAXACA presentation from Dr. Ronda Brulotte, in conversation with Prof. of History Dr. Seth Garfield. More info at the link below!

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Issue 81:3 of the Journal of Individual Psychology is now available! Visit utpress.utexas.edu/j... to order and subscribe.

The First Movie Studio in Texas The story of the Star Film Ranch and its pioneering crew, who created the first “authentic” Westerns filmed in Texas. In 1910, the Méliès Star Film Com...

THE FIRST MOVIE STUDIO IN TEXAS tells the story of Star Film Ranch in San Antonio and its pioneering crew, who created the first “authentic” Westerns filmed in Texas.

The Ottoman World of Sports A revision of the history of modern sports in late Ottoman Istanbul, showing how Muslims, Christians, and Jews created a shared sports culture that was simul...

THE OTTOMAN WORLD OF SPORTS recovers the history of how Muslims, Christians, and Jews in Ottoman Istanbul created a shared sports culture that was simultaneously global, imperial, and local.

Fleshing the Archive The history of the Chicana por mi Raza Digital Memory Collective, an archive dedicated to preserving Chicana feminist knowledge of the 1970s and memory work....

FLESHING THE ARCHIVE tells the history of the Chicana por mi Raza Digital Memory Collective, an archive dedicated to preserving Chicana feminist knowledge of the 1970s and memory work.

February is only a few days away, and with a brand new month comes brand new books! Here are three exciting books coming your way next month 🧵

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Less than one week left in our annual cold weather sale!! Shop on our website now to get 40% off on books through the end of the month! Don't miss out!

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Have you seen the latest Information & Culture? A lot of great articles and book reviews in issue 60:3!

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Music of the Wide Lane A translated volume containing masterworks by an award-winning poet. Sharron Hass’s award-winning poetry is distinctive for its ability to capture ephemera...

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Happy pub day to the newest title in our Shirá Series in Contemporary Hebrew Poetry in Translation! MUSIC OF THE WIDE LANE is a volume of works from award-winning poet Sharron Hass, translated from the original Hebrew by Marcela Sulak. 🤍

Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day! We're taking the day to celebrate & honor those who've dedicated their lives to the continued fight for civil rights in Texas and beyond.

If you'd like to learn more about the history of oppression & activism in Texas, these books are great resources to start with.

CALL FOR PROPOSALS

Freedom Schools Vol. 4 + Year 5 Texas HBCU Democracy Schools Conference
Theme: The Second American Reconstruction
Proposal submission deadline: 02/15/26
Publication timeline: Spring 2027

For more information, please visit our journal partner’s website at: htu.edu/farmerhouse/

Issue 9:1 of Texas National Security Review is now available! Here’s a look at what you’ll find inside.
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