If you follow https://t.co/kqwYLPECxl, you may have noticed an increasing number of guest posters this year. I'm trying to turn reading off-piste into a team sport.So, if you're interested in writing about a book that's been out of print for at least 20 years, let me know.*— Neglected Books (@neglectedbooks) August 30, 2021

Critiquing and reimagining our publishing workflows at the interface of print and digital media.

Described by @maxjohnporter as "An incredible work of literary art", 'The Boiled in Between' is Helen's incredible debut novel, which we were very proud to publish last year.Read more about the book here:https://t.co/75xsT7tr1G pic.twitter.com/CfH97ouvxq— prototype (@prototypepubs) September 8, 2021

Education is not inherently liberatory: it has always been an arena for broader struggles over who has access to knowledge and to what ends learning is put.

We write as organisers of #CoronaContract, a campaign we co-founded shortly after the UK’s first COVID-19 lockdown in March 2020, demanding a two-year contract extension for all casualised university staff (academic and non-academic). In the early days of COVID-19, when ...

I wrote a historical overview of the Black Press for Oxford Research Encyclopedia -Unlike other overviews that focus on the Black Press as advocacy journalism, I treat the Black Press as a cultural institution that shaped & was shaped by a mass readershiphttps://t.co/GAozlx3feQ— Kim Gallon (@BlackDigitalHum) September 29, 2021

Or, better dyeing through chemistry.

This book is just excellent - it’s really helping me to mediate between the polarisations of the critique/ reparative debate while also offering an acute reading of the history of US neoliberalism pic.twitter.com/KCpqJlgnbv— David Hering (@hering_david) October 4, 2021

Check out this teaser from Isabel Hofmeyr's forthcoming book "Dockside Reading: Hydrocolonialism and the Custom House" @DukePress @WitsWiSER #IndianOceanWorldhttps://t.co/AyUoxbYxkc pic.twitter.com/Iq0NKvFmRR— أحمد يعقوب | Ahmed Yaqoub (@Ahmed_Yaqoub) October 11, 2021

The small book is now out, and can be read free for the next two weeks. Comments, criticism welcome. https://t.co/RcFrnnMMOd— Abhijit Gupta (@offog) October 11, 2021

One of these books is not like the others. That’s right, the US Manguel in the middle, which has a lovely fold-out ‘Reader’s Timeline’. pic.twitter.com/zNvhdPBqWt— Jonathan Gibbs (@Tiny_Camels) October 17, 2021

by Andrew Key // How might we respond to Kate Soper's call for an avant-garde eco-socialist political imaginary? What is the time and space of the avant-garde?

A Postmortem of the 20th-Century Democratization of Art

‘I had to say I was. I had to take the fear I’d held in my stomach for years, and bring it out into the light.’

This would be one set of suggestions“Literary History after the Nation?” Ed. Peter Kalliney, MLQ 80.4 (2019)https://t.co/vipNF05pKl— Harris Feinsod (@feinsod) November 3, 2021

The second Plant Life speaker @englishunicam will be Sue Stuart-Smith, talking to us about writing, gardening and psychoanalytic practice: tomorrow, Thursday 17th June at 5.00 pm on Zoom. Please think globally, share locally! @graduate_forum @eflcam pic.twitter.com/Ak9y5hs4h1— Laura McCormick Kilbride (@kilbridean) June 16, 2021

The contemporary moment is characterized by precarity – an expanding and intensifying vulnerability conditioned by political and economic structures. Using lite…

Dr Francesca Tancini, University of Newcastle PiCoBoo: a research project and an open-access database This online event is free and open to all. Please register your interest to receive the...Read More

By Etel Adnan A little magazine is like the start of a river. Sometimes you see a river alongside a mountain and it looks like nothing — it’s only trickling. Think of Holderlin’s poem about the Rhine. What I like most about that poem is the beginnin...

William A. Booth This is part of a special collection celebrating the centenary of Paulo Freire’s birth. Over the last couple of years I have taught a module on culture and revolutions in Latin Ame…

A new book tells the story of the painstaking process to preserve the 1,200-year-old Faddan More Psalter

Oh God - just opened my ‘misc research’ folder while sorting to move. Notes scrawled on napkins, on the backs of info sheets, on conference handouts, ripped out of notebooks, dating back to 2015…Twitter, how do you sort and store this stuff? pic.twitter.com/3d0WxrKSaW— Noreen Masud (@NoreenMasud) November 26, 2021

this week’s text is a must read https://t.co/HPctNq9DQZ pic.twitter.com/mEd0NskI5g— Elizabeth Lovatt (@ElizabethLovatt) November 28, 2021

Mesmerising and dramatic colour changes in this sleeping octopus...possibly dreaming pic.twitter.com/fFajbVHY89— Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) December 4, 2021

Good to pick up a copy of this yesterday, with contributions from @huwlemmey and two @RCA_Writing students, Donna Marcus and Kate Morgan. @pilotpressldn pic.twitter.com/Pzhw6xtinG— Jeremy Millar (@jeremy_millar_1) December 12, 2021

Agnes Martin died #otd 2004On A Clear Day #01 & #05, 1973, silkscreen on Japanese paper. pic.twitter.com/UoLUVfMPSo— peter foolen (@PeterFoolen) December 16, 2021

We ordered this for the shop in November, thinking it would be a good holiday gift for people—but we never put it out on the floor. We needed to spend a little time with it first, and we didn’t have a chance to do that until Christmas Day. And now we are believers. This thing is so much fun. But what is it? It’s a modu