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McGill-Queen’s University Press’ collection of news on university publishing, reviews, author events and interviews.
National Indigenous History Month »
In honour of National Indigenous History Month in Canada, we’ve selected a list of available and forthcoming titles that explore the history and heritage of Indigenous, Métis, and Inuit Peoples in Canada—and how their stories and history under the last 150 years of colonization shape the present and future sociopolitical landscape.
Association Prize Winners »
As the dust settles from another fantastic Congress, MQUP would like to acknowledge all of our prize-winning authors announced at the conference. We also extend our congratulations to the other winners and nominees of all of the prizes announced at Congress. Thank you to UBC Press for hosting us in beautiful Vancouver—we look forward to … Read More >
MQUP Top 5: A Reading List for Anthony W. Lee’s “The Global Flows of Early Scottish Photography” »
June’s MQUP Top 5 comes from Anthony W. Lee, author of The Global Flows of Early Scottish Photography: Encounters in Scotland, Canada, and China. A timely book, it tells of an era when cameras emerged to give shape and meaning to some of the most defining moments brought about by globalization in the … Read More >
MQUP Top 5: A reading list for Emily Laxer’s “Unveiling the Nation” »
Below is our third installment of the MQUP Top 5. Each month we ask an MQUP author to compile a list of five books that inspired, informed, or pair well with their most recent publication with us.
May’s MQUP Top 5 comes from Emily Laxer, author of Unveiling the Nation: … Read More >
$50,000 Donner Prize awarded to Thomas J. Courchene for “Indigenous Nationals, Canadian Citizens” »
MQUP congratulates Thomas J. Courchene on being awarded the 2018/2019 Donnor Prize for his book Indigenous Nationals, Canadian Citizens: From First Contact to Canada 150 and Beyond. Courchene is professor emeritus in the School of Policy Studies and an adjunct professor in the economics department at Queen’s University. This … Read More >
Five MQUP Covers in the 2019 AUPresses Book, Jacket, and Journal Show »
The selections for the 2019 AUPresses Book, Jacket, and Journal Show have been announced. Attracting more than 600 submissions overall, MQUP is honoured to have five covers in the Jackets and Covers category. Congratulations to our industrious production team, to the masterful David Drummond (Salamander Hill Design), and to … Read More >
MQUP Top 5: A reading list for Adrian McKerracher’s “What It Means to Write” »
Below we present another installment of our monthly blog segment, the MQUP Top 5. Each month we ask an MQUP author to compile a list of five books that inspired, informed, or pair well with their most recent publication with us.
For April, Adrian McKerracher shares five works that in some way influenced … Read More >
MQUP Top 5: A reading list for Lucas Richert’s “Strange Trips” »
We are excited to introduce a new monthly segment on our blog: the MQUP Top 5. Each month a different MQUP author will compile a list of five books that inspired, informed, or pair well with their most recent publication with us.
For March, Lucas Richert shares his five selections for his new book, Read More >
2019 Canada Prize Finalists »
We are pleased to announce two MQUP authors are finalists for the 2019 Canada Prize in the Humanities and Social Sciences: Elaine Craig, Putting Trials on Trial: Sexual Assault and the Failure of the Legal System, and Marlene Goldman, Forgotten: Narratives of Age-Related Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease in Canada.
The Canada Prizes are awarded annually to … Read More >
Dr. Sandra Alfoldy »
McGill-Queen’s University Press is sad to acknowledge the passing of one of our authors, Dr. Sandra Alfoldy.
Sandra was a trailblazer, holding the first university position in Canada devoted to the study of craft, and expanding the boundaries of arts research. These efforts resulted in MQUP’s first book with her, Read More >
