Bethany Wasik
@bethanywasik.bsky.social
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Assistant Editorial Director at Cornell University Press acquiring books in classics, military history, modern European history, and archaeology. Has a biology PhD (really). Likes books, Criterion, rye, history, science, everything in between, and donuts.
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Rough day?
#AmateurRamenPhotography
For the win.
A bowl filled with ramen, bok choy, and eggs.
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All are invited to the first in Publishing with University Presses Webinar Series, "Turning Your Dissertation into a Book," Oct 9 at 1pm ET. Organized by our Faculty Outreach Committee with the Rutgers Ctr for Minority Serving Institutions.

Register here: https://buff.ly/UiOAr5M
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FYI! The awesome @nathankfinney.com's awesome book "Orchestrating Power" has an awesome cover! Find more about (and maybe pre-order...) his upcoming addition to the #Battlegrounds series at the @cornellupress.bsky.social book page: cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501783777/orchestrating-power/
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Friday.
The only solution is bourbon. And bitters.
Lots of bitters.
Cheers, team.
A stemless cocktail glass half-filled with amber liquid with an ice globe and orange twist on a bartop.
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Have your sights set on publishing your first scholarly book? We’re just a few days away from kicking off our free First Book Publishing Series! 💥 Our inaugural webinar topic: Finding the right publisher for your first book. Register: ideasonfire.net/first-book-p...

#IoFFirstBookSeries
Puzzle pieces on a yellow background, with speaker photos. Text reads: Finding the Right Publisher for Your First Book, October 8, 12-1 pm, part of the Ideas on Fire First Book Publishing Series
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ICYMI: A *fantastic* interview with Robert F. Williams on his superb book, "The Airborne Mafia", just landed on @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social. Listen here: newbooksnetwork.com/the-airborne... and learn more about the @cornellupress.bsky.social book here: www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501...
A book cover with a light blue background with an image of paratroopers and a plane at top, with the title of the book. The Airborne Mafia, in white in the middle and the author name, Robert F. Williams, in black at the bottom.
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FYI #FrenchHistory, @sfhs.bsky.social, @fhp.bsky.social, and
@cornellupress.bsky.social fans: The stunning cover for Samuel D. Anderson's "The French Médersa: Islamic Education and Empire in Northwest Africa" is a real thing(!) and you can pre-order here: www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501...
A book cover that features a circular colorful pattern on top and the title, The French Medersa, in blue text in the middle, and the author name, Samuel D. Anderson, in blue text at the bottom.
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Lilia Topouzova discusses her new book, Unsilencing: The History and Legacy of the Bulgarian Gulag, in an informal interview with the European Review of Books. Published by Cornell University Press, her book is a study of Bulgaria's forced labour camps. europeanreviewofbooks.com/texting-with...
Texting with ... Lilia Topouzova - The European Review of Books
I wanted to show that history and memory are inseparable—and that unsilencing is itself a method.
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Vodka, Lillet, simple syrup, Angostura bitters, and an orange garnish for a serving of fruit. Like all gangsters do.
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Absolute Gangster.
Because, Friday.
Cheers, team.
Let's weekend.
A stemless cocktail glass half-filled with orange liquid and an ice globe, garnished with an orange twist.
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We had a @cornellupress.bsky.social new book party and there were new published pretty books and colleagues excited about books and snacks and they were all very good things.
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It’s a good day to celebrate our new books @cornellupress.bsky.social! And a good time to celebrate free speech and critical thinking!
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FYI #FrenchHistory, @sfhs.bsky.social, @fhp.bsky.social, and
@cornellupress.bsky.social fans: The stunning cover for Samuel D. Anderson's "The French Médersa: Islamic Education and Empire in Northwest Africa" is a real thing(!) and you can pre-order here: www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501...
A book cover that features a circular colorful pattern on top and the title, The French Medersa, in blue text in the middle, and the author name, Samuel D. Anderson, in blue text at the bottom.
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Why does having a cover for your book make it feel more official? Thrilled to share mine for Civil Blood: Vendetta Violence and the Civic Elites in Early Modern Italy out Nov 15 with @cornellupress.bsky.social This book has some things to say about the intersections between violence and statecraft.
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Team, I have great news.
Great cover news.
Great Hegel cover news.
Great Thomas L. Pangle's Hegel book cover news.
Great new Hegel book for the @cornellupress.bsky.social #AgoraEditions series cover news.
Pretty Great, right?
And Essential.
Great and Essential.
A book cover with pale green background and the title in black at top: "Hegel's Lectures on the Philosophy of World History: The Essentials." Middle is a circular pattern with dots of different gradients, and at bottom, the author's name: Thomas L. Pangle.
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"In 'Resurrecting the Past,' Sarah Griswold shows how the Levant became a crucial front in a post-1918 fight over the French past—a contingent and contradictory but always hard-charging struggle over a forgotten 'heritage mandate.'"

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A book cover with main title at center, Resurrecting the Past, and a photograph of a man standing at an underground tomb door at an archaeological excavation with workers surrounding him.
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Winning with rye, mezcal, amaro, Suze, chocolate bitters, orange twist, and an ice globe.
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Friday.
Took a social media break this week.
Feeling like a Prizefighter.
Cheers, team.
A stemless cocktail glass half-filled with amber liquid and garnished with an orange twist and a super cool ice globe.
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No worries. We will persist without confusion next week, team, with the help of vodka, sake, dry vermouth, and a dash of cherry bitters.
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This was a Week.
A week of confusion.
I made mistakes of dates and times every day and one was even my birthday so that's where we are this Friday.
The solution is a Sake Martini. Obviously.
And a Weekend.
Cheers, team.
A stemless martini glass on a bartop half-filled with clear liquid.