Blog — ...thought I was a tough man. Boy, was I in for rude awakening! My first day lasted about six hours.” “I was embarrassed and degraded, for I had to...
Blog — ...Canada’s university presses with 49th Shelf’s curated reading list. Join our Canadian colleagues today (November 10) for a virtual discussion about the importance of Indigenous voices in university press publishing....
Blog — ...Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, Canada during the depression, and the life of a Cree woman in Canada. IN THE NEWS: A YEAR IN REVIEW Our New Year’s resolution was...
Blog — ...open access is, you can still take the survey. There are questions in there for you too! Let’s get started! (If the survey does not appear below, please hit refresh...
Blog — ...and for those that have migrated slowly into it in response to the cycles of climate change that characterize Earth’s history,” Kaye writes in her introduction. Goodlands is part of...
Blog — “Sports are about identity and belonging, about our place in the world and how we see ourselves,” says David Taras in the introductory chapter to How Canadians Communicate V: Sports,...
Blog — ...is a great book.” Visiting with the Ancestors was reviewed in Museum Anthropology Writing the Body in Motion and The Medium is the Monster were featured in the 49th Shelf...
Blog — ...by curriculum connection, grade level, genre, format, and language and uncover additional resources from publishers. You can find the AU Press contributions to this incredible resource by clicking through the...
Blog — ...Canmore, and Banff. On May 15, the Government of Alberta is declaring the inaugural Alberta Book Day which celebrates the importance of the publishing industry and highlights the diversity of...
Blog — ...peek at the books you could win: How Canadians Communicate III: Contexts of Canadian Popular Culture From Facebook to horror in film and television, from citizenship to museum policies, and...