We’re heading into the homestretch of University Press Week 2014 and today’s theme is a look back with Throwback Thursday.
Harvard University Press: “Late last year we made roughly 3,000 previously unavailable backlist works available again. They go back as far as the late 1800s. While prepping the data, we kept a running list of titles that were really showing their age. Our post will share some of the more ridiculous ones.”
MIT Press: A look back at former MIT Press designer Muriel Cooper. She designed MIT Press’s iconic colophon 50 years ago in 1964.
Temple University Press: A post describing the development of our influential Asian History and Culture series.
University of Washington Press: A look at the recently reissued series of Asian American classics, with an emphasis on cover design then and now.
Wesleyan University Press: This Throwback Thursday selection is “Flowers of the Foothills & Mountain Valleys” from Alice Notley’s 2006 collection Grave of Light: New and Selected Poems, 1970-2005. The cover of her book Grave of Light is a reproduction of a beautiful collage created by Notley.
Don’t forget to follow along throughout the day on Twitter with #UPweek. And it’s still not too late to submit an awesome #UPShelfie.
Stay tuned and don’t miss Friday’s theme: Follow Friday!
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