Venture Out with new travel writing
This July, the press is holding its Venture Out sale, highlighting books of travel writing and adventure to accompany your vacation journeys.
Welcome to What’SUP: The Syracuse University Press Blog
Hello, readers! When I started as the Press’s new director in spring 2023, I knew about its history of publishing smart, innovative books in Middle Eastern, Irish, and Jewish studies, its long commitment to scholarship on peace and conflict resolution, and its groundbreaking analyses of television. The Press is also known for books in sports history, geography, community literacy, and another set of “studies”—Native American, Arab American, and disability. In recent seasons, for example, we’ve published a treatise on how the future of our planet may depend on the philosophies of Indigenous cultures, a translation of stories about a trailblazing…
Women in Translation: Rachel Mines and “Misfits”
As we celebrate Women in Translation Month, we spoke with Yiddish translator Rachel Mines about her upcoming translation of Misfits: Stories.
Women’s History Month Sale
Celebrating women’s studies and women authors during March.
Yiddish translation, Adirondack fiction, and short stories from Oman
This March sees the release of three new books of fiction from Syracuse University Press, spanning the breadth of world literature and showcasing authors and translators from around the world.