Bonnie Fogel and Brett Ashley Crawford give their opinions about one myth in entrepreneurial non-profit leadership. Find out more about the book 👉ow.ly/LZK950WTT3B

Film International Special Issue Calls for Papers: ‘Transnational Horror Culture in Cinema’ This themed issue of Film International will explore the complex relationship between horror culture per se and cinematic expression. Deadline: 30 Nov 2025 👉ow.ly/XRiK50WZfAf

Removing the Educational Silos: Models of Interdisciplinary and Multi-disciplinary Education edited by Wiline Pangle, Keeley Stanley-Bohn, Ann Dasen, Jay Batzner and Heather Trommer-Beardslee is out now in paperback! Find out more here 👉ow.ly/2I1n50WUqJ7

Find out more about Ken Gonzales-Day's work in Amelia Jones' new book, Ken Gonzales-Day: History’s “Nevermade” 👉 intellectbooks.com/ken-gonzales-d… @amelia.jones.la1987 @kengonzalesday

Conference Call for Papers This conference will be centred on the relationship between Italian film and media studies and the disciplines of the arts and humanities and the social sciences. Find out more 👉ow.ly/a3qC50WZiCe

Please join us on Friday 3rd October to celebrate the launch of issue 11.1 of the Journal of Contemporary Painting: Carol Rhodes: Seen and Unseen. Register on Eventbrite 👉ow.ly/mfx450WZk78

Music Making and Civic Imagination: A Holistic Philosophy by Dave Camlin is out now! This book explores the idea of music making (musicing) – the ‘performance’ of human relationships through music – as a resource for imagining possible futures. 👉intellectbooks.com/music-making-a…

Fashion projects: 15 years of Fashion in Dialogue. A conversation with Francesca Granata. Granata will elaborate on fashion’s new and more experimental forms of critical fashion, driven by interdisciplinary and socially engaged perspectives. ow.ly/LzQ850WV5le

Portuguese Journal of Social Science 21.3 is out now! Including ‘‘Recasting memory and identity: The Barcelos rooster in Macau’s postcolonial narrative’ by Vanessa Amaro Access the issue via Discover 👉 intellectdiscover.com/content/journa…

Film International Special Issue Calls for Papers: ‘Popular Music and Identity in Cinema’ We welcome submissions that explore the relationships between popular music and the representation and communication of identity in cinema. Deadline: 1 Feb 2026 👉ow.ly/7tgE50WZjuC

Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture 16.1&2 is out now! Special Issue: In Transit: Mapping Digital and Transnational Narratives across Tunisian Borderlands’ Access the issue via Discover 👉 intellectdiscover.com/content/journa…

💥 Coming in 2027: The Journal of Live Music Studies! Meet the editors: 🎶 Chris Anderton – Assoc. Prof., expert in music industries, culture & history 🎶 Sergio Pisfil – Lecturer/researcher on live music & popular music history 👉 intellectbooks.com/journal-of-liv…

Congratulations to Ken Gonzales-Day and Amelia Jones on a incredible opening event! The exhibition is such a beautiful milestone and a well-deserved recognition of Ken's artistry and vision. Exhibition info👉ow.ly/s1kx50X1oTo More about the book👉ow.ly/GxS050X1oTm

Studies in Spanish & Latin America Cinema 21.1 is out now! Including ‘Love that dares speak its femininity: Trans* representation in Brazil’ by Carolina Castellanos Gonella Access the issue via discover 👉 intellectdiscover.com/content/journa…

Join Sharon Louden on her Fall book tour starting 26 September 2025.  Find out more about the tour here👉ow.ly/PYVf50X0aLH

Maska 227-228 is out now! Including ‘Im_possible spaces of contemporary dance’ by Sara Živkovič Kranjc. Access the issue via Discover 👉 intellectdiscover.com/content/journa…

Citizenship, Teaching & Learning 20.2 is out now! Special Issue: ‘Citizenship Education and Social Action Towards Emancipatory Education’ Access the issue via discover 👉 intellectdiscover.com/content/journa…

Islamic and Islamicate Architecture in the Americas: Transregional Dialogues and Manifestations edited by Caroline ‘Olivia’ M. Wolf is out now in hardback! Part of the Critical Studies in Architecture of the Middle East series 👉ow.ly/S93050WUr5A 👉ow.ly/u2p650WUr5z

This week’s #saturdayshelfie is from Francesca Granata, whose shelves hold a world of ideas: fashion history, performance, cultural criticism, and literature. A true reminder of how books shape the way we see art and life. What’s on your shelves right now?

James Campbell is joined by Neil Clements (guest editor) and Rebecca Fortnum (founding editor) of the Journal of Contemporary Painting. They discuss the beginnings of the journal and the upcoming special issue about Carol Rhodes Watch here👉youtu.be/sIRFWMUIaMU