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The Louisiana Book Festival is just 11 days away! Here's an official guide to where you can catch all of our featured authors. And don't forget to drop by our booth in the main exhibitor tent, where we'll be all day. (You might just meet an author there, too.) See you there!
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#ThrowbackThursday to 4-7-26, when Thomas E. Patterson was here to sign AMERICAN POPULIST: HUEY LONG OF LOUISIANA! #TBT #TBThursday (and yes, we still have signed first editions available: alabamabooksmith.com/signed-…)
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BOOKNOTES: "How Lincoln Won: The 1860 Presidential Election and the Origins of the Civil War" cwba.blogspot.com/2026/10/bo… @lsupress
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And we're live! Please join us for a book talk with Rodney Jones, author of “The Body and the End of Time: Poems Selected and New, 1985–2025.” The talk will be followed by a live Q&A. facebook.com/100063697324768…
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"St. Joseph's Day in New Orleans" is finally here! The new book by @LauraGuccione13 tells the ongoing story of the St. Joseph’s Day holiday, from its origins as a mid-Lent break to its evolution into an ethnically rooted tradition. Get your copy here: bit.ly/SJDNO
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Our October releases 🎃 Check them out here: bit.ly/lsufall26
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"From Ronald Reagan to Rodney King" is a memoir of everything the late, great Lou Cannon witnessed on the job as a political reporter for the @WashPost, as well as a sharp portrait of America's "Age of Optimism." It comes out today. bit.ly/loucannon
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In case you missed it: here's my Facebook live from 2 weeks ago talking New Orleans coffee history! youtu.be/MdB3INO4QBY?is=3px-…
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BIG NEWS! We’re thrilled to announce that Kelby Ouchley's “Bayou D’Arbonne Swamp: A Naturalist’s Memoir of Place” has received the 2026 Outstanding Author Award in Nonfiction from the Southeastern Library Association. Check out the book here: bit.ly/bayoudarbonneswamp
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“Well-informed and comprehensive.” —Vicente Pérez de León Out today: “Inscribing Pilgrimage,” by Rachel Schmidt and Martha García, uncovers the diverse, multilingual literary tradition surrounding the Camino de Santiago. Get your copy here: bit.ly/inscribing-pilgrimage
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And we're live! Please join us for a book talk with Chase Cormier, author of “Boucherie.” The talk will be followed by a live Q&A. facebook.com/100063697324768…
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How the late summer's thinned-out sky moves, Drifting on, drifting on, like forever, From where on to where, and I wonder What it would be like to die Like the nameless old skull in the swamp, lost, And know yourself dead lying under The infinite motion of sky. But why should I lie here longer? I am not dead yet, though in years, And the world's way is yet long to go, And I love the world even in my anger, And love is a hard thing to outgrow. google.com/books/edition/The… @lsupress
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#tbt: Sue Kwock Kim's "Occupation," first published in the July 1994 issue of @PoetryFound and later included in "Notes from the Divided Country" (2003), which won the @POETSorg First Book Award. 📘 bit.ly/kimdivided
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"Managing the Union Army," the latest by renowned Civil War historian Earl J. Hess, upends our understanding of the general-in-chief, his role in the Union military system, and his influence on the conflict’s outcome. Happy #pubday! 📙 bit.ly/managing-union-army
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Today's featured book: Joel R. Iliff, "The Great Communion of Scholars: Evangelical Southerners and the Birth of Modern Intellectual Authority," Louisiana State University Press, 2026 @lsupress lsupress.org/9780807186589/t…
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Lynn Talbot will be presenting on her upcoming LSUP book, "Frieda Lawrence: A Life in Letters," this Thursday at the @HarwoodMuseum of Art in Taos, NM. It's a hybrid event, and you can attend virtually by registering here: bit.ly/4B5ZmXx
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SAVE THE DATE! The @LABookFest is coming to downtown Baton Rouge this Halloween, and we'd love to see you there! Drop by our booth in the main exhibitor tent, get your book signed at the Cavalier House Books Tent, or visit a panel or talk with one of our featured authors.
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"A thoughtful, provocative study." Review alert! Check out Robin Friedman's new review of "How Lincoln Won: The 1860 Presidential Election and the Origins of the Civil War," by Darin DeWitt and Thomas Schwartz, in Emerging Civil War. 🖊️ bit.ly/3UgHZ5F
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"Eugène and Eulalie" was featured in @theadvocatebr yesterday! 🖊️ bit.ly/4zODsqv 📗 bit.ly/3VvcYvj
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