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Extrapolation 60.1 has been published! The latest issue includes articles on George R.R Martin’s #ASongofIceandFire, and Nihād Sharīf’s The Conqueror of Time. Read it here: bit.ly/2JuWkF5 . . . . #ScienceFiction #GameOfThrones #NewIssue #NewJournal #NewBook #Book
Four new Modern Languages books have arrived at the office this week - Maps and Territories by Joshua Armstrong, The Dinner at Gonfarone's by Peter Hulme, Contested Identities in Costa Rica by Liz Harvey-Kattou, and Rwanda Since 1994 by Hannah Grayson and Nicki Hitchcott. Find out more on the LUP website! #books #academicbooks #ontheshelves #shelfie #modernlanguages #frenchstudies #postcolonialstudies #hispanicstudies #newrelease
Theory & Struggle Vol. 120 has been published! The latest issue contributes to debates within Marxist theory and history, and includes a section on left governments in power. Browse the issue here: bit.ly/2Vr8bKy . . . #Marxism #LabourHistory #Politics #NewIssue
Newly published for May in the Oxford University Studies in the Enlightenment series: a critical edition of D’Argenson’s political texts, edited by Andrew Jainchill. Check out our website for more details! 📚 @oxunienl #voltairefoundation #c18 #c18th #enlightenment #newrelease #newbook
Go and spot some Nightingale poems across Abercromby square #livuniwellbeing #pavilionpoetry
New in our Liverpool Science Fiction Texts and Studies series is Derek J. Thiess' Sport and Monstrosity in Science Fiction. Find out more on the LUP website! #book #bookcover #academicbooks #sciencefictionbooks #sciencefiction #sf

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