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Congratulations to Marion Quirici, whose book Fitness for Freedom, was named honorable mention for the 2025 Rober Rhodes Prize for Books on Literature. https://buff.ly/IzmCYXF

In this week's What'SUP blog post, we suggest some summer reads that you can pick up during our Great Outdoors Month sale.

Explore New York books during the Great Outdoors Month – Syracuse University Press Explore New York books during the Great Outdoors Month Packing up your bags to hit the road this summer? Don’t forget to grab an outdoor read! June is Great Outdoors Month at Syracuse University Press and, to celebrate, we’re sharing a 40% off discount code for all of our New York State and regi...

"Highlighting everyday lives promotes a sense of familiarity and commonality that speaks against anti-Muslim or anti-Arab racism. You see, they are not only Muslims, but have other identities, too, both religious and non-religious, that resonate with all of us."

“Muslims in Milwaukee” book launch: Authors and community in discussion - Wisconsin Muslim Journal “Muslims in Milwaukee” book launch: Authors and community in discussion Posted by Sandra Whitehead | May 12, 2026 | Featured Syracuse University Press describes “Muslims in Milwaukee: Placemaking, Belonging and Activism,” a new book by three University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee professors, as ....

We're at the New York History Conference this week and you can save on all of our local and regional studies titles during the exhibit. Use code 05SUN26 at checkout to save. https://buff.ly/SFkE7aD

Tracing the story of a teenager and his Austrian grandmother as they search for connection and meaning amid a society unraveling around them, The Virgin of Solitude by Taghi Modarressi and translated from Persian, is now available. https://buff.ly/iLustOx

Explore New York state during Great Outdoors Month! This June, save big on all of our New York fiction and nonfiction with code 05SUN26 at checkout. https://buff.ly/wHht6Ks

The Asian Review of Books calls "The Country Doctor's Tale "a most beguiling novel, and one which deserves to be widely read. "

“The Country Doctor's Tale” by Mohamed Mansi Qandil The ARB reviews Mohamed Mansi Qandil's new novel, translated to English by R Neil Hewison, evoking the beauties and cruelties of life on the Nile.

Robin Caudell, author of Black Heel Strings: A Choptank Memoir, talks to Shelf Awareness for their Reading With... column.

Reading with... Robin Michel Caudell photo: Jay H. Clemmons Family FarmBorn and raised on Maryland's Eastern Shore, Robin Michel Caudell is an award-winning staff writer at the

We're half way through the 2026 Read New York Challenge! This month's selection is "River of Mountains: A Canoe Journey Down the Hudson" by Peter Lourie, which documents his incredible personal and historical journey down the iconic river. Read the book and find out how you can take the challenge: https://buff.ly/J4WJQHm

In this week's What'SUP blog post, we celebrate Pride month and explore some of the books available in our LGBTQ+ studies sale.

Save on LGBTQ+ titles in our Pride sale – Syracuse University Press Save on LGBTQ+ titles in our Pride sale Pride Month begins today, a time to celebrate LGBTQ+ accomplishments and visibility. All month long, we’re celebrating by offering 40% off all of our LGBTQ+ studies titles and below, we offer a number of suggestions for readers as well. Too often, fleeting m...