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New Release
The Darkest Night Brings Longer Days
Surviving War and Iran's Evin Prison
By Sirous Houshmand
Navigating the starkly different cultural worlds of the United States and Iran, experiencing revolution, war, incarceration, and finally freedom.
New Release
McGill in History
Edited by Brian Lewis, Don Nerbas and Melissa N. Shaw
Bringing together diverse episodes of McGill’s history to uncover its colonial legacy.
New Release
Prime-Time Bishop
Fulton J. Sheen and Religious Celebrity in America
By Alexander Nachaj
What an Emmy Award–winning Catholic bishop tells us about religion and fame in modern America.
New Release
The Second Greatest Show on Earth
Henry Bergh, the Protection of Animals, and the Evolution of the Modern Social Movement
By Darcy Ingram
New Release
Pasting Up Protest
The Art of Memorializing Violence in Mexican Printmaking
By Annik Bilodeau
How artistic activism challenges political and gender-based violence in Mexico and reshapes collective memory.
SEP 29, 2025 New Release 0 Comments
MQUP is excited to announce 8 new books out this month, and 4 titles out in paperback! Discover our new additions to the Democracy, Diversity, and Citizen Engagement Series, McGill-Queen's Refugee and Forced Migration Studies Series, McGill-Queen's Rural, Wildland, and Resource Studies Series, and the Hugh MacLennan Poetry...
SEP 25, 2025 announcements, Catalogue 0 Comments
We are pleased to officially announce our Winter 2026 catalogue!
Download the PDF and read at your leisure, or view all of the forthcoming titles on our website.
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Toronto Edwardian
Frank Darling, Architect of Canada’s Imperial Age
By David Winterton
Frank Darling gained prominence as the principal of Darling &...
SEP 16, 2025 Guest Blogger 0 Comments
Architecture as Communication: A Medium Like No Other is an exploration of how architecture communicates meaning in people’s daily lives. Architecture, according to Ross Eaman, encompasses the multiplicity of communication as human interaction, preparing people for what they are about to encounter, signalling how they should act,...
