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We've been quiet on social media lately, but we are excited for the future of Virginia Tech Publishing. We are in the process of hiring new personnel and gearing up for next year. We have many new projects forthcoming and can't wait to showcase our digital scholarship program.

The UPLO site provides access to all TOME [Toward An Open Monograph Ecosystem] grant-funded books. Check out all the titles here: uplopen.com/books/series/t…

Philologia is back and is now accepting submissions from today until December 9th! Any literary works, whether creative, analytical, or something in between are wanted. Artwork submissions are being accepted as well. Email your work to philologia@vt.edu to submit today!

Calling all students! If you are interested in Publishing, check out the latest call for papers from @VTUHR!

Check out this new book from @JasonAHiggins!

As promised, this week's Peoples & Things features the great @DJMontao1 talking about her recent book, _Electrifying Mexico: Technology and the Transformation of a Modern City_. We have a wonderful conversation! anchor.fm/peoplesandthin…

@joesaidyes @JasonAHiggins Please check out other podcasts produced by Virginia Tech Publishing here: publishing.vt.edu/site/podcasts/ And you can find our other journals here: publishing.vt.edu/site/journals/

Published By is a podcast for conversations with authors and editors published by @VirginiaTechPub New drop: The Journal of Veterans Studies anchor.fm/published-by/e… Thanks to co-host @JasonAHiggins

Check out this new Open Educational Resource, "Cell Biology, Genetics, and Biochemistry for Pre-Clinical Students". And keep an eye out for the rest of the series coming soon!

Today we are excited to announce americansoldierww2.org. Funded by @NEHgov, the site has been made possible by nearly 7,200 @the_zooniverse "citizen archivists" from around the world. Explore the opinions of tens of thousands of #WWII soldiers in their own, uncensored words.

New episode of Peoples & Things features an interview with historian Andrew Jewett about his book, _Science Under Fire: Challenges to Scientific Authority in Modern America_, which examines criticisms of science since the early 20th century. anchor.fm/peoplesandthin…

"Nasty Women: Transgressive Womanhood in American History" the latest addition to the Virginia Tech Student Publication Series doi.org/10.21061/nasty…

Check out "Maré from the Inside" from Nicholas Barnes, Desirée Poets, Max O. Stephenson, Jr. doi.org/10.21061/mare @VTIPG @DesireePoets @mstephen7

Interested in #OldCookbooks? Check out our online collection of digitized rare books: scholar.lib.vt.edu/digital_books/… @VT_SCUA

Check out "Community Policing in Nigeria" by Emmanuel C. Onyeozili, Biko Agozino, Augustine Agu, and Patrick Ibe. doi.org/10.21061/commu… @BikoZino @UMESNews

Nice article about @SPECTRA_VT journal hosted by @VirginiaTechPub (all open access of course) @VT_LiberalArts vtx.vt.edu/articles/2021/…

From Virginia Libraries: Serving Our Communities: Virginia Libraries Respond to COVID-19 - doi.org/10.21061/valib… @VirginiaLibrary @VTLibraries @CCPLVA @LibraryofVA @mrsplfc @VMI1839 @VBPLibrary @NNLibrary

From Studies in Engineering Education: When Critical Ethnography Leaves the Field and Enters the Engineering Classroom: A Scoping Review - doi.org/10.21061/see.26 - @PurdueEDU @FIU @journal_see

From Studies in Engineering Education: New Epistemological Perspectives on Quantitative Methods: An Example Using Topological Data Analysis - doi.org/10.21061/see.18 - @PurdueEngineers @journal_see