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ALT Dark enchanted background with title Twin Cities Book Festival: In-Booth Signings and details for Booth 203 signings for Mary Logue at 10:30, Lizzie Ehrenhalt at 11:30, Eric Dregni at 1:30, Jennifer de Mooy at 2:30, and David Mura at 3:30. Book covers and author images appear next to content. University of Minnesota Press logo in red at lower right corner.
ALT Dark enchanted background with title Twin Cities Book Festival: Author Presentations and details for Nick of Time (11:00, Veterans Gallery), The Prohibited/Matt Goldman (3:00, Red Cap Room), and Ghosts of Fourth Street/Laurie Hertzel (3:00, Veterans Gallery). University of Minnesota Press logo in red at lower right corner.
ALT At top left, book cover for American Occupation: Dispatches from Minnesota's Resistance to ICE, edited by Jonny Diamond and Su Hwang. Orange background with the words “Ice Out” spray painted over it in black. All text top to bottom in tan letters. At right, information about Jan. 28th event to celebrate book launch with partners The Loft Literary Center and Hope Arts Center of St. Paul. Featuring readers from the book and editors in attendance; open to the public; registration required.
ALT Enchanting dark background with text "READ MINNESOTA holiday gift guide" and illustrations of flora, birchbark, moon, moth, and stars. Categories depicted in drop-shadowed circular icons matching green and dark-blue color palette of images: Nature, Kids, Cookbooks, Fiction, Nonfiction, History.
ALT Book cover for Singing with Invisible Worlds: Fermenting Sake on Microbial Time by Maya Hey. Worker holding a woven basket, wearing calf-high white rubber boots stands beside a wooden sake fermentation tank. Title in white beside.
ALT Paperback edition cover for Making Minnesota Liberal: Civil Rights and the Transformation of the Democratic Party by Jennifer A. Dalton. Washed-out black and white photo of Hubert Humphrey carried on shoulders of sign-carrying crowd. Title in blue, umber, and purple below.
ALT White all-caps sans-serif font over darkened background photograph: American Occupation: Dispatches from Minnesota's Resistance to ICE. Special Preview Event for University Press Week. November 10 at 12:00PM ET - online. In middle, cover image of American Occupation: Dispatches from Minnesota's Resistance to ICE (Orange background with the words “Ice Out” spray painted over it in black. All text top to bottom in tan letters.) Four speakers' headshots surround. Background photo credit: “Tactical Officers Face Crowd Near Renée Good Shooting Site” by Chad Davis, CC BY 4.0. Modified by Haymarket.
ALT Screenshot from LitHub article featuring black-and-white cutout of Salvador Dalí in front of modern looking dome and palm tress. Text below: If Salvador Dalí Died in 1989, Then Why Can He Still Take a Selfie With You?
ALT Five books stand face-out against red brick. L to R: (1) Voiceworks. Drop-shadowed title and author below an onscreen text reading “A non-sound, there is a, uh, it’s a sound but without, without, uh, voice It’s a voiceless sound.” (2) Raising Bilingual Bambini: The Art of Immersing Our Family in La Dolce Vita. Silhouette of a young child surrounded by two parents who are gesturing toward an Italian city before them. Title in flowing yellow script above. (3) paperback edition of Harriman vs. Hill: Wall Street's Great Railroad War. Composite image of James J. Hill and Edward Harriman facing one another with rail tracks, separating them, running into the distance. (4) The Visual Guillotine: The Cinematic Cut and Politics in Latin America. Title in black on a yellow background positioned between vertical film-reel perforations; the bottom part of the frame is sliced diagonally. (5) Romantic Sensation: Romantic Sensation: The Queer Lives of Leon A. Belmont, 1853–1927.
ALT A combination platter of various book-cover crops from fiction and theory books appearing in the University of Minnesota Press's Ghosts and Monsters collection, including Monster Theory Returns, Horror Theory Reader, Mothra, and the like. Text in the middle: Ghosts and Monsters Sale.
ALT Tabletop display of many books with University of Minnesota Press banner behind displaying more book covers.
ALT Book cover for Mainstreaming Palestine: Cinematic Activism and Solidarity Politics in the United States by Umayyah Cable. Silhouette of Palestine blended behind red and green filters and dust specks. Title above, subtitle below in large type. Author name between.
ALT Pale blue background with book cover in fore for Romantic Sensation: The Queer Lives of Leon A. Belmont, 1853-1927 by Lizzie Ehrenhalt. Title in ribbon, like a newspaper cutout, obscuring the upper half of a grainy image of a person in period suit leaning on a baluster, holding a bowler hat. Below book cover, a quote: “Changes that happened between about 1870 and 1930 are how we got to where we are today.” —Author LIZZIE EHRENHALT, in conversation with Hugh Ryan. At left, vertical black bar with headphones vector at top and text below: NEW PODCAST EPISODE. In bottom right corner, University of Minnesota Press logo in maroon.
ALT Book cover for Nick of Time: Women Write About Art and Aging, edited by Julie Landsman, Debra J Stone, and Morgan Grayce Willow. A bold abstract painting with blue and yellow hues and frenetic brush strokes sits behind the title text, in white.
ALT Book cover for Indigenous Reparations and Settler Colonial Reckoning: Re-Braiding Rights and Redress in Canada by Pauline Wakeham. A pattern of green interweaving lines sits behind a white panel with the title and author name.
ALT Book cover for Settler Imperialism: Alaska Natives and the Myth of the Last Frontier by Jess Arnett. Detail of vintage map of Arctic America in glacial blue and sepia. Author and title in white follow latitude lines near pole. Subtitle in black at bottom.
ALT Paperback edition cover for Making Minnesota Liberal: Civil Rights and the Transformation of the Democratic Party by Jennifer A. Dalton. Washed-out black and white photo of Hubert Humphrey carried on shoulders of sign-carrying crowd. Title in blue, umber, and purple below.
ALT Pale blue background with book cover in fore for Brokers of Power: The Financialization of the US Electricity System by Conor Harrison. Blue cover with yellow type for title at top and author at bottom. In center an illustration of a broken wire leaking sparks and dollar signs.. Below book cover, a quote: “Electricity is not a typical commodity. It’s incredibly hard to govern.” —Author CONOR HARRISON, in conversation with Shelley Welton. At left, vertical black bar with headphones vector at top and text below: NEW PODCAST EPISODE. In bottom right corner, University of Minnesota Press logo in maroon.
ALT Book cover for An Ojibwe Home in the City: White Earth Women and Community Organizing in Minneapolis by Sasha Maria Suarez. At center a drawing of a red flower and green leaf connected by green line that forms the shape of a city skyline. Title above, subtitle and author below.
ALT Book cover for Ishkode: A Story of Fire by Evan Larson and Nisogaabokwe Melonee Montano, illustrated by Moira (Miri) Villiard, with Foreword by Robin Wall Kimmerer. Color drawing of a flame enveloping a pine cone and blueberry sprig. Title above in whimsical capital letters, shaded in orange and red hues.
ALT Graphic with image of author Betsy Bowen in the middle with text underneath: Betsy Bowen receiving the Kerlan Award for achievement in children’s literature. At each side, crops of woodcut art from several Bowen-illustrated books including The Lost Forest, Plant a Pocket of Prairie, Twelve Owls, Big Belching Bog, One North Star, Great Wolf and the Good Woodsman.
ALT Pale blue background with book cover in fore for Racializing the Ummah: Muslim Humanitarians Beyond Black, Brown, and White by Rhea Rahman. Cream background with intricate mosaic patter in two corners. Its pieces come loose and circulate the type in the otherwise empty center. Below book cover, a quote: "The guiding question for the book is: What does it mean to do good?" —Author Rhea Rahman, in conversation with Arun Kundnani and Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan. At left, vertical black bar with headphones vector at top and text below: NEW PODCAST EPISODE. In bottom right corner, University of Minnesota Press logo in maroon.
ALT Editor Jason Weidemann sits at table covered with displayed titles as part of the curated Society for Social Studies of Science (4S) conference. Backdrop displays University of Minnesota Press custom tote bags, logo, and custom flyers.
ALT Dark background with side header: Crucial History: The SLA. At right, two book covers with text: (from top) Book cover for A More Dangerous Game: How a Young Sportswriter Met Patty Hearst and Landed in Federal Prison by Jay Weiner. Image collage featuring young Jay Weiner's press ID, crime-scene fingerprints, a baseball bat, and Patty Hearst holding a rifle beneath the title in large cutout-style lettering. At right, text: “A Kafka-esque tale of betrayal, death, the FBI, an NBA superstar, and a fifty-year-old lesson on what could happen now.” —ROBERT LIPSYTE, author of An Accidental Sportswriter. (below) Book cover for Not the Camilla We Knew: One Woman's Path from Small-town America to the Symbionese Liberation Army by Rachael Hanel. Group photo, with Camilla in black and white divided by slashes from colorized parents on left and Patricia Soltysik on right. At right, text: “Grippingly illuminates the barely perceptible line between an unrelenting passion for justice and devastating c
ALT Book cover for Exit, Miss Saigon: An American Memoir by David Mura. Circularly framed amber stage curtain against a black background, with title and author below in white and gold.