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Syracuse University Press has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in May 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Syracuse University Press are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, syracuseupress has populated their site with: • Read New York Book Talk with Nina Shengold and Peter Lourie – Syracuse University Press • Translating Oman Registration on Zoom • Voices of Service: A Celebration of Veterans Writing and Weekend Workshop – Syracuse University Press • Read New York Challenge: “The Soul of Central New York” – Syracuse University Press • Reading List: Understanding narratives on Iran – Syracuse University Press • Creativity in Translation - Humanities Center Creativity in Translation — Humanities Center • Veterans Writing Weekend Workshop – Syracuse University Press • The Man of Middling Height reviewed by Underrated Reads • Inside Traditional American Folk Songs from the Anne and Frank Warner Collection by the Anne & Frank Warner Collection • What'SUP Guest Post with Watching TV authors • TV on Strike – Syracuse University Press • Veterans Writing Award – Call for Submissions • Halloween Reads from SUP – Syracuse University Press • Celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day – Syracuse University Press • New poetry from Lisa Taylor: Interrogation of Morning • Check out "Defending the Wilderness" on Earth Day • Menin discusses Quest for Love in Central Morocco on New Books Network • Peter Lourie on North Country Public Radio • Celebrating Ramadan – 2024 Reading List • Veterans Writing Award 2023 winner – Syracuse University Press • Resting among Us – Syracuse University Press • We've joined Path to Open • Sajjilu Arab American: 2023 Arab American Book Award Honorable Mention • Venture out! Discover more of Cazenovia’s colorful history with this fascinating collection of stories. • Orchid enthusiasts venture out with this must a field guide • "The League" reading list on Black Baseball • New! Adirondack Photographers, 1850-1950 • Syracuse University Press