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NOW AVAILABLE! @PeterTwal's Our Earliest Tattoos, winner of the 2018 Etel Adnan Poetry Prize.
"Throughout the book, we see a poet of real intelligence who is also intensely attuned to the wants and needs of language itself." @KavehAkbar
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Ángel García @buffalopoet11)'s Teeth Never Sleep, winner of the 2018 @CantoMundo Poetry Prize.
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Vivienne Schiffer's novel Camp Nine is a great way to introduce young readers to this subject. https://t.co/7gzPAIqDbM https://t.co/ixUutSaNip
RT @ussporthistory: Larry Malley was a leader in the field of #SportHistory. He helped establish the "Sport & Society" book series at @Illi…
A note on the passing of former University of Arkansas Press director Larry Malley. https://t.co/4LhP34mwNn
"An excellent volume that will reward reading by all interested in Arkansas history, the history of American and southern lynching, and the history of racial violence.”—Arkansas Historical Quarterly
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The Sculpture of Robyn Horn excerpted at Arkansas Life
Read an excerpt from "Defiance of Gravity" by Henry Adams, an essay in The Sculpture of Robyn Horn at Arkansas Life...
Choice reviews three UA Press titles
“This edited volume breaks new ground in exploring decolonial movements connecting food to territory, subsistence, labor, local knowledge, memory, and identity. … The book serves as an outstanding model in methodology, combining narrative and life history, recipes,...
UA Press Author Kent Bonar to Appear at Fayetteville Roots Festival
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Kent Bonar will appear at three events for this year’s Fayetteville Roots Festival, which runs from Aug. 22-26. Bonar’s events are rare opportunities for the public to meet and learn from one of the foremost experts on the flora of Arkansas, so...
Jose Padua Named 2019 Miller Williams Poetry Prize Winner
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Jose Padua has won the 2019 Miller Williams Poetry Prize for his collection A Short History of Monsters. A finalist was also named: Jess Williard for his collection Unmanly Grief. Padua and Williard were selected by former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy...
Los Angeles Review of Books reviews Paraíso
The Costa Rican–American poet Jacob Shores-Argüello is another fabular shape-shifter, whose forays into cross-cultural spaces, fluid identities, and what he calls “magic rationalism” mark him as Simic’s kindred spirit. Paraíso, his second collection — selected by...
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