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Historian, North American West + Great Plains
Senior developer @ rrchnm.org

Book: Silicon Valley and the Environmental Inequalities of High-Tech Urbanism (2024)

jasonheppler.org · Nebraska homesteader · working on a history of the Sagebrush Rebellion

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Historian, professor, tired.

Online journal for the history of #revolutions, #revolutionaries, & the idea of “revolution” itself. Est. by Bryan Banks & @cindyermus.bsky.social.

acquiring editor for environmental studies, food studies, and regional books at the University of Pittsburgh Press

career in publishing resource doc: tinyurl.com/2jmmharu
bluesky list of university and indie presses: tinyurl.com/3y829vxv

Historian/writer. Creator, @draftingthepast.bsky.social podcast. History of science PhD candidate at Princeton. Working on a history of storm chasing.
https://draftingthepast.com/
http://kathrynbcarpenter.com/

Historian, teacher, writer, activist, Baltimore native, and author of Power to the Poor and The Multiracial Promise.

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Historian of Japan, distinguished professor at UNC-Chapel Hill, specialist in material culture, urban history, environmental history; coeditor, Journal of Japanese Studies

Reporting, rebelling and truth-telling from the feminist front lines for 50 years.

Still acclimating to this site...
UNC-Chapel Hill professor studying debt/commercial law/bankruptcy & connections to everything else.
Unjust Debts was published by The New Press June 11 2024: https://www.mbjacoby.org/unjustdebts

Writer, editor, publisher, professor. Some people call me a bad feminist and by some people I mean me.

Higher ed professional, scholar of contemporary African and diasporic literatures, Nigerian, Ohioan (+ a sprinkle of Masshole)

Winner of the 2019 Kirkus Prize for Nonfiction and the 2023 Anisfield-Wolf Award for Poetry. Also, I cohost the podcast VIBE CHECK.

Novelist and short story writer. Most recent book is SLEEPWALK. I like to talk about books, poems, horror stuff. I post goofs I think are funny. Not a serious person.

Longleaf Services, Inc., is a non-profit company providing cost effective fulfillment and publishing services to university presses since 2006. | https://linktr.ee/longleafservices

Publicity Manager, University of Pittsburgh Press; board member, Autumn House Press; former bookseller. I probably owe you an email.

Scholar, teacher, writer, earth human person (he/him/his). Art + history: Native American and Indigenous Studies; the environmental humanities; etc. Food and music, too, though those are more passions than subjects of study.

Culture journalist and book critic @Esquire and elsewhere.

Newsletter: https://linktr.ee/adamm0rgan

Tips: [email protected]

Assistant Professor of History at the University of Pittsburgh. BA, Weber State University. Ph.D., Duke University. He/him/yinz. eladiobobadilla.com

“Happiness Vampire”; Assist Prof of Soc @ UNB; social theory + sport; words in The Guardian etc; co-host @endofsportpod.bsky.social; he/him; preorder *The End of College Football*: https://t.co/0C19WAmL6y

Folklorist & writer | MAKING OUR FUTURE (UNC Press 2022) | SPINSTER co-owner

Books, music, ideas, film, and criticism from The Nation's "back of the book" https://www.thenation.com/books-and-the-arts/

Historian of “early” American politics & culture; howling about democracy on a daily basis. Last book: The Field of Blood: Violence in Congress and the Road to Civil War. Owned by Newbie the History Bird.

Writer/professor/The Oracle

MSNBC Columnist, Penn Prof. Rabid football fan, news and comms junkie, traveler and gin drinker.

Historian: White Flight; New Suburban History; Fog of War; One Nation Under God; Fault Lines; Voter Suppression; Myth America. CAMPAIGN TRAILS: KevinMKruse.Substack.com

Political Historian of the 1960s and 1970s, Associate Director of NYU’s IPK, Author of They Said No to Nixon and Tom Hayden Biography (forthcoming).

prof + writer. voice + producer @endofsportpod.bsky.social words in time, guardian etc. new book w/ @nkalamb.bsky.social “the end of college football” coming @uncpress.bsky.social

Presidential historian. Fellow at New America. NYT bestselling author of three books. Latest: You Never Forget Your First: A Bio of George Washington. [email protected]

Historian, professor, consultant, trader. New book on white crime in the Jim Crow South coming soon from Harvard University Press.

Presidential historian. Writer. Speaker. Dog mom. Author of *Making the Presidency: John Adams and the Precedents That Forged the Republic*, *The Cabinet*, co-editor of *Mourning the Presidents*.

Historian of the US South, Jim Crow, Angola Prison in Louisiana. Author/Editor. Feral cat wrangler (TNR).
Transplant in Dallas, Texas. Donut addict.

Writer. Historian. Pulitzer Prize Finalist. Author of “Saving Yellowstone” (2022) and “The Three-Cornered War” (2020), among other things.
http://www.megankatenelson.com

Book publisher, est. 1925.

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Historian currently known as Prince

Historian at James Madison University | US Civil War era & History of Medicine | Writing a book, "Opium Slavery: Civil War Veterans & Opiate Addiction" | proud firstgen, former janitor, views mine | www.jonathansjones.net

Trade publishing's daily rundown, and sibling of the source of Deal Reports.

radical publisher of politics, culture, current events

Environmentally minded historian of, from, and back in the South. Assistant professor, author of Hurricane Jim Crow.

https://uncpress.org/book/9781469673042/dreamland/

staff writer, The New Republic » author, A WOMAN IS AGAINST THE LAW (Little, Brown) TK + PLAYING THE WHORE (Verso) » NewsGuild of NY member

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Literary Editor @TheNation. Working on a history of socialism in the United States. Essays and more: http://linktr.ee/davidimarcus

Environmental Humanities, Energy, Oceans | Asst Prof, English, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | RENDERED OBSOLETE: Energy Culture and the Afterlife of US Whaling, UNC Press https://uncpress.org/book/9781469674827/rendered-obsolete

Acquisitions editor (gender & queer studies, lit crit, Latin American studies, education, & more); author, Returning the Gift (2018). Screamy about publishing, labor, most things. She/her.