Marshall Poe

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3,261 appearances 201 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2011 last heard Nov 2019

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Hi everyone, this is Marshall Poe.
I'm the founder of the New Books Network, and I'm also a historian.
I used to be a history professor, and I love maps.
So I'm especially happy to tell you that this episode is sponsored by What's Your Map, which was the winner of the best education podcast at the 2025 British Podcast Awards.
What's Your Map is hosted by historian and prize-winning author, Professor Jerry Broughton.
In each episode, he invites a guest to share.
A map close to their heart and unfurl the ideas, inspirations, and stories behind it.
I can tell you I've listened and it's fascinating.
The podcast is in its sixth series and is enjoyed by audiences around the globe.
You can explore all the maps in the podcast at occulehyphenmundi.com while you listen.
Jerry's guests include Zakya Suewell, who's an English broadcaster, and writer on Finding Albion, Josh Schmidt, who's the
Head of maps at the Zurich Central Library, Pat Seed, a US historian on Ptolemy's World Map, John Romero, who's a legendary video game producer on the Doom Game Creator, Elif Sharak, a well known Turkish British novelist, and Chet Van Duzer, a historian who will tell you about Martin Valdsey Mueller's Carter Marina of sixteen forty five.
I highly encourage you to subscribe to What's Your Map.
It's available on Apple, Spotify, and all major
Podcast platforms.
Hello everybody, this is Marshall Poe.
I'm the editor of the New Books Network, and I'm very pleased that we have Catherine Conrad today.
Catherine is the president of the Association of University Presses.
And if you listen to the New Books Network, and I know you do, you know that we do a lot of university press books.
In fact, I think we've done about 5,000, maybe more, maybe close to 6,000 at this point, and we're very happy to
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