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Check out the links below to listen to A.W. Barnes discuss his book The Dark Eclipse: A.W. Barnes Radio Interview with KMA Land (Iowa) KUCI “Get the Funk Out Show” Interview with A.C. Barnes WRKF “Talk Louisiana”

Read the latest reviews for To the Fairest Cape by Malcolm Jack: Fine Music Radio “People of Note” Interview with Malcolm Jack “For European visitors who called at the Cape in past centuries, its ‘otherness’–the iconic mountain, the unusual fauna and flora, the indigenous people and their alien culture–was forever the subject of wonder. This sense of […]

Please join us in welcoming Suzanne E. Guiod as the next Director of the Bucknell University Press. She succeeds Greg Clingham, who retired in December, and will assume the directorship in May. Suzanne has served as editor-in-chief at Syracuse University Press since 2012, and was previously editorial director at the University of Rochester Press, which […]

Since 1976, February has been designated as Black History Month in the United States (as well as other countries, like Canada and the UK). The month was chosen due to the fact that it coincides with the birthdays of both Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, two important abolitionists. Far from just celebrating the end of […]

Read the latest reviews for Satire, Celebrity, and Politics in Jane Austen by Jocelyn Harris: “Harris shows the inherent political nature of Austen’s satire by smartly linking her with the Hogarthian tradition of caricature. . . . Harris’s monograph ultimately leaves us with two questions, one explicit and one implicit: What if Austen’s lost correspondence was […]

In 2011, Barack Obama made a Presidential Proclamation that designated the month of June as National Caribbean American Heritage Month in the United States.  To commemorate this time when we celebrate the history and culture of Caribbean Americans, the Bucknell University Press is showcasing a few of our books that cover Caribbean topics. Many of […]