Archive for 'Cuba'
Authors speak: interviews, op-eds, and more
We’ve got several authors out there making appearances online in various forms. If you’ve missed some of the live appearances in this busy spring, take a moment to follow-up virtually.
In history…
Russell McClintock, author of Lincoln and the Decision for War, was interviewed recently by Michael Noirot over at This Mighty Scourge.
An excerpt from Amy Wood’s [...]
Posted: May 6th, 2009 under African American Studies, American History, Civil War, Cuba, Current Events, History, Interviews, Islamic Studies, Latin American / Caribbean History, Middle Eastern Studies, Native American Studies, Politics, Religion, UNC Press Authors.
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Upcoming events, 4/21 – 4/27
New York, NY – Today! Tuesday 4/21 at 6 pm – Ann Marie Stock, author of On Location in Cuba: Street Filmmaking during Times of Transition (hot off the press!), will be speaking at the Havana Film Festival at the King Juan Carlos Center.
Raleigh, NC – Wed., 4/22 at 11 am – Rob Christensen, author [...]
Posted: April 21st, 2009 under African American History, African American Studies, American History, Birds & Birding, Cooking / Food, Cuba, Events, Gay / Lesbian Studies, Gender Studies, History, Local Independent Booksellers, Media Studies, Military Studies, Nature, North Carolina, Politics, Southern Studies, UNC Press Authors, UNC Press News, Women's Studies.
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Busy week – check out these events
If you’re in NC, you’ve got a couple chances to catch up with our busily touring authors this week.
Tonight!!, Tuesday, March 24:
Nancy Carter Crump, reception @ 5 pm, reading @ 5:45pm, Wilson Library UNC-CH. The author of Hearthside Cooking will be featured as part of the Southern Historical Collection Book Series, featuring authors whose research [...]
Posted: March 24th, 2009 under American History, Biography / Autobiography, Cooking / Food, Cuba, Events, Local Independent Booksellers, Military History, Military Studies, North Carolina, Politics, UNC Press Authors, UNC Press News, Women's Studies.
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Louis Perez is named a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Louis A. PĂ©rez Jr., a leading American scholar of Cuba and author of many prizewinning books on Cuban history — including his five most recent books published proudly by UNC Press — was celebrated by colleagues, friends, and family last month on his induction into the 2008 class of Fellows of the American Academy of [...]
Posted: December 4th, 2008 under Awards, Cuba, Events, Latin American / Caribbean History, UNC Press News.
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UNCP books now available in small doses through DailyLit
It’s an old idea that now has a very modern twist, like a newspaper serial for the 21st century. . . .
Want to read a book but don’t have large blocks of time for settling in and curling up? We’ve found a solution for you with DailyLit — the first e-book vendor to send [...]
Posted: December 4th, 2008 under African American History, African American Studies, American History, Appalachian Studies, Biography / Autobiography, Biology, Cooking / Food, Cuba, Fiction, Health / Medicine, History, Juvenile, Latin American / Caribbean History, Nature, North Carolina, Southern Studies, UNC Press News.
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Early Buzz for Lou Perez
Have you seen the gorgeous jacket (designed by Rich Hendel) for Louis Perez’s new book? The New Yorker Books Department has, and they’re digging it! (There should be some joke here about judging a book, etc., but I’m going to say let’s just make those jokes quietly to ourselves and move on.) Lou Perez is [...]
Posted: August 13th, 2008 under American History, Cuba, History.
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International AIDS Conference in Latin America
The XVII International AIDS Conference takes place this week (Aug 3-8) in Mexico City. This is the first time the bi-annual conference has been held in a Latin American city. As we learn from Shawn Smallman, author of The AIDS Pandemic in Latin America, Latin American countries represent a mosaic of policies, cultures, and infection [...]
Posted: August 4th, 2008 under Cuba, Current Events, Gay / Lesbian Studies, Health / Medicine, Public Policy.
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