Syracuse University Press

06/04/2026

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

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.

06/03/2026

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

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

06/03/2026

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

06/02/2026

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 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...

06/01/2026

Celebrate Pride Month this June! Explore our LGBTQ+ studies and save 40% on all of our applicable titles with promo code 05SUN26. https://buff.ly/WJzRxmr

05/29/2026

"Translating Di kinder-yohren, available in English as "The Winding Road: My Childhood Years," gave me time to sit with Feygenberg’s text and notice the small details that bring her shtetl to life."

The shvaygn that was passed down in my own family like a kind of inheritance left me yearning to fill in the silences.

05/29/2026

Planning your East End summer trip? Pack a little history along with the flipflops.⛱️📚
Peconic Bay: Four Centuries of History on Long Island's North and South Forks is the perfect read for your trip to wine country, Sag Harbor, Greenport, or Shelter Island. Every vineyard, harbor, and village out there has a story, from the Algonquin peoples who first called the bay home through four centuries of farmers, whalers, oystermen, and the communities that shaped the East End we know today.
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Home FEATURED TITLE “Revolutions of All Colors masterfully conveys, in just 200 pages, the heaviness of lives constantly under examination because of race and sexuality, and their love for their country, each other, and themselves.” —Book Riot QUICK LINKS Veterans Writing Award Join Our Mailin...

05/29/2026

🎉📚We're happy to be American Conference for Irish Studies National Conference 2026in Denver celebrating new releases with our authors Molly Ferguson and Marion Quirici. Stop by our booth, browse our new books, and say hello! https://tinyurl.com/2zcbwdw4

05/28/2026

Join us for the book launch of "Heritage: Jewish Artists in America since 1900" at Hebrew Union College's Heller Museum on June 2. More information: https://buff.ly/YGI4Na6

05/27/2026

Join us at the this Thursday for a discussion with Translator Tamara Helfer of "The Winding Road," the work of author Rokhl Feygenberg, and Yiddish translation. https://buff.ly/lM1GSPU