Major congrats to Terry Rugeley, translator and editor of TORMENT AND TEQUILA IN BELLE EPOQUE MEXICO, the first English-language collection of selected fiction by the influential Mexican author and political figure José López Portillo y Rojas (1850–1923)! www.uapress.ua.edu/978081736235...

A perfect gift for all foodies on your holiday gift list, from an exceptional scholar/foodie extraordinaire. If you don't know Ken Albala's work, you are missing out!

Book info: www.uapress.ua.edu/978081732188...

Catch University of Alabama Press author Audrey Ricke’s 3458 session at AAA, 11.21 @ 4:15. She’ll be talking about her fabulous OKTOBERFEST IN BRAZIL book:
www.uapress.ua.edu/978081736090...

Major congratulations to Daniel Cozart on publication of AFRO-PERUVIAN MESTIZOS, an invaluable addition to knowledge of the history and contributions of Afro–Latin Americans!

Book info: www.uapress.ua.edu/978081736220...

“This is a must-read book. It illustrates historical archaeology at its finest and is a tour-de-force of fieldwork techniques and interpretations.”—Richard Veit, coeditor of Archaeologies of African American Life in the Upper Mid-Atlantic

Book info: www.uapress.ua.edu/978081736222...

At the Southern Festival of Books in Nashville last weekend for Joanne B. Mulcahy's presentation on her amazing biography of the amazing Marion Greenwood! Thanks also to public historian Susan Knowles for facilitating and introducing Joanne!

Grayhawk Perkins, author of Grayhawk's Native American Folktales, told stories at Moundville Archaeological Park and Museum last Saturday! Book info: www.uapress.ua.edu/978081732231...
#NativeAmerican #Folktales #Moundville

YouTube video by Historical Society of Woodstock NY "Marion Greenwood: Portrait and Self-Portrait—A Biography" - A Talk By Author Joanne Mulcahy

See this superb book talk on first bio of artist Marion Greenwood, by Joanne B. Mulcahy. This book has it all, like Marion did.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2iW...
Book info: www.uapress.ua.edu/978081736198...

#MarionGreenwood #womenartists #SocialRealism

New from Alabama!: the eagerly awaited collection by Grayhawk Perkins, a noted Houma storyteller from Louisiana. Grayhawk transforms traditional Indigenous tales into stories that captivate contemporary readers and audiences.

Book info:
www.uapress.ua.edu/.../grayhawk...

Prepping for SAA 2025 in Denver. Talk with me about your next book project and check out the stellar titles in our Archaeology of Food series. The latest volume is ANCIENT INDIGENOUS CUISINES! Book info: www.uapress.ua.edu/search-resul...

New from the University of Alabama Press!

Marion Greenwood: Portrait and Self-Portrait—A Biography illuminates an extraordinary woman who blazed through the 20th-century art world. Fans of bios of Frida, Hilma, etc., now have a new ICON to celebrate!

Book info: www.uapress.ua.edu/978081736198...

Meghan C. L. Howey’s new THE SHOCK OF COLONIALISM IN NEW ENGLAND uses fragments/findings from the Great Bay Estuary area (New Hampshire) to foster a more diverse/dynamic understanding of relations between the Abenaki/Pennacook people and the English colonists.
www.uapress.ua.edu/978081736185...

Major congrats to Lance Greene on his retirement from Wright State!

If you still need to get your copy of his well-received latest book, THEIR DETERMINATION TO REMAIN, use this code for a 30% discount on the UAP website: SHUA2025.
See book info and praise here: www.uapress.ua.edu/978081736119...

New from Alabama!

"This is an important book for Caribbean archaeology." —Kathleen Deagan, author of En Bas Saline: A Taíno Town before and after Columbus

www.uapress.ua.edu/search-resul...

See you in NOLA for SHA 2025! We are raffling a copy of Greg Waselkov and Philip Carr's fantastic new SOUTHERN FOOTPRINTS: EXPLORING GULF COAST ARCHAEOLOGY, which represents 50 years of tremendous work in the region!
www.uapress.ua.edu/978081736......

Attention MEXICANISTS: If anyone would find these useful, I will send:

GUADALAJARA CENSUS PROJECT, Vol 1, 1821 and 1822 CD plus The Population Censuses of Guadalajara, Mexico 1791 to 1930, Vol 2, 1791, 1813/14, 1838 to 42, and 1930, DVD from FSU.

You rock as a person and author, Meghan!

Check out these new titles in anthro and more @ #AAA2024Tampa. Talk to me about your next book project! #Anthropology