Columbia University Press

15/08/2025

From the Pacific Northwest to Southern California, these indie bookstores are doing what they do best—making books irresistible! Huge thanks to local bookstores for showcasing our titles with such care and creativity. Here's to independent bookstores—the heart and soul of every reading community! 🌟

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15/08/2025

"Selvam's work is particularly notable for its focus on the principles that underpin Bitcoin, rather than just its practical applications. This approach allows readers to gain a deep understanding of the technology and its potential impacts on society and the economy."—Ainvest

Jameson Lopp praises Vijay Selvam's 'Principles of Bitcoin' as a comprehensive explanation of Bitcoin's properties.

15/08/2025

Now available! LORDSHIP AND LIBERATION IN PALESTINE-ISRAEL illuminates how decolonial sovereignties represent an alternative to settler-colonial violence. https://buff.ly/qIUTGiG

15/08/2025

"I think it is difficult to draw clear lines between what feels particularly mine and what belongs to the poet. I have such a deep respect for Valeria’s work and had to remind myself that this is still, to some extent, my voice."—Lizdanelly López Chiclana https://buff.ly/ubBezZg

National Translation Month - NTM

15/08/2025

New from Eris— a publisher of art, literature, and nonfiction, with a particular emphasis on politics and philosophy. https://buff.ly/fldSXBl

14/08/2025

Now available! LEARNING TO HEAR investigates strategies and techniques for honing hearing in medicine, music, outdoor adventuring, and Morse code operation. https://buff.ly/QYlCuNY

13/08/2025

Watch a book trailer about Alison Griffiths's NOMADIC CINEMA, a groundbreaking history of expedition films, analyzing them as visual records of colonialism that also offer new possibilities for recognizing Indigenous histories. https://buff.ly/RGNkD9u

13/08/2025

Challenging conventional narratives of African and European intellectual history, FEASTING ON HISTORY vividly illuminates the links among weaponized research, colonial trauma, and the modern international order. https://buff.ly/3zdzsYy

13/08/2025

Join Dr. David John Helfand from Columbia University's Department of Astronomy for a book talk about THE UNIVERSAL TIME KEEPERS at East Hampton Library August 19 at 7PM. Get your Ticket today! https://buff.ly/1bvuo9K Columbia University

Join us and Dr. David John Helfand as he discusses his new book.

12/08/2025

Now available! EYES OF THE OCEAN tells the story of Syaman Rapongan’s formation as a writer, a practitioner of a genre of his own creation: colonial ocean island literature. https://buff.ly/etWGWXN

12/08/2025

On American beaches, you are 100 times more likely to drown in a rip current than die from a shark bite. Here’s a guide to help you stay safe. https://buff.ly/TXDUFIu

The beach. There’s a lot wrapped up in those two words. To some, beaches are associated with the joys of a yearly vacation, but for others they can evoke a scary memory of being caught in a rip current. In Dr. Rip’s Essential Beach Book, beach scientist Rob Brander brings the splendor of beaches...

12/08/2025

In this Off The Page episode, host Carla Nappi and author Howard Chiang talk about AFTER EUNUCHS—a masterful study of the relationship between sexual knowledge and Chinese modernity. https://buff.ly/CfjFOAA New Books Network