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Promotional graphic for A Volatile Picture by Vindhya Buthpitiya. On the right, the book cover shows a layered arrangement of photographs and documents, with the subtitle about war and the political work of photography in Sri Lanka. On the left, a muted panel features a quote from Karen Strassler reading, “gives us reason to remain hopeful about photography’s political potentials,” with the University of Washington Press logo below.
Promotional graphic for In Pursuit of Freedom by Shaun B. C. Wallace. At the center is the book cover, featuring a collage of historical fugitive slave advertisements above the title and subtitle about advertised escape in the early republic. The background shows enlarged, faded newspaper ads with reward notices, and the University of Georgia Press logo appears on the right.
Promotional graphic for A Place for What We Lose by Tamiko Nimura. The book cover shows a softly lit, intimate photo of a father holding a young child, overlaid with warm, blended colors. To the right, a quote reads: “This stunningly beautiful book breaks new ground in the canon of Japanese American incarceration literature. More than a recounting of history, it is an essential, personal, vulnerable, and deeply felt memoir” — Susan Kiyo Ito. The University of Washington Press logo appears at the bottom.
Promotional graphic for The Photographic Fix by Justin Court. On the left, the book cover shows a sepia-toned photo of two uniformed World War I soldiers standing side by side, with the subtitle about memory, ideology, and the First World War in the Weimar Republic. On the right, a close-up sepia image of soldiers’ boots and a cane appears behind a quote reading, “a timely reminder of the manipulative power of the visual media,” attributed to J. J. Long, with the University of Michigan Press logo at the bottom.
Promotional graphic for the book Loving Insects by Beth Fowkes Tobin. At left, the book cover shows detailed vintage-style illustrations of insects on a dark teal background, with the subtitle about John Abbot’s drawings and natural history collecting in the Atlantic world, 1760s–1840s. At right, a matching teal panel features a quote, “a tour-de-force—exacting, vibrant, and deeply personal,” credited to Jordan Goodman, alongside a Wormsloe Foundation nature book emblem and the University of Georgia Press logo.
Promotional graphic for Flannery and Regina: The Andalusia Chronicles by Carol Loeb Shloss. On the left, the book cover shows a black-and-white photo of a seated woman with peacocks. On the right, a quote reads “genuine insight into a complicated mother-daughter relationship” attributed to Sarah Gordon. The background is muted green with National Book Award (NSB) and University of Georgia Press logos.
Promotional graphic for Wallace in the Field: Ethnographic Expeditions and the Rise of Anthropology by Victor Rafael Limeira-DaSilva. On the left, the book cover shows an illustrated tropical scene with palm trees, a house, and a figure standing in the foreground. On the right, text describes Alfred Russel Wallace’s role in advancing anthropology through global travel and ethnographic study. The background is light blue with palm tree illustrations and the University of Pittsburgh Press logo.