UC Berkeley Library Update

Inlandia Institute became an independent, not-for-profit organization in 2009 with Inlandia Books “founded circa 2011.” It has existed, however, since 2007, when it was spun into existence as a collaboration between

Check out Art History faculty Atreyee Gupta’s new publication Non-Aligned: Art, Decolonization, and the Third World Project in India. (Yale University Pre...

Tyson Cornell founded Rare Bird Books in 2010 in Los Angeles. While starting life in the Midwest, Cornell attended UCLA. In Los Angeles, they ended up working at the legendary, independent bookstore Book Soup. Inter...

J.C. Gabel and Brian Roettinger founded Hat & Beard in Los Angeles in 2016.[1] This publisher and print production house focuses on nonfiction literary and artistic output. They are heavily interested in the visual arts and, alongside poetry and essays, publish artist monographs in collaboration with artists and museums. Their stated goal is to produce works of “pop-cultu...

Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month this May with our featured collection of books by AAPI authors.