Featured Authors

Christian Miller ’99 on the Gap Between Who We Are and Who We Think We Are

A New Prescription for a Midlife Crisis: Philosophy

A Historical Thriller From the High Seas

Enduring Lessons for Higher Education

Coming-of-Age Love Story Blends in Immigration Themes

Debut Novel Examines the Intersection of Beauty and Tragedy

Big Data: A Boon for Social Science

How A New Workers’ Rights Movement Took Root

Reexamining the Legacy of Sigmund Freud

Confessions of the Ottoman Empire’s Most Powerful Woman

An Exploration of the Potential of Stem Cells

A History of How Women Hit the Road

An American Family Saga Against the Backdrop of History

Shining New Light on Hamlet’s Darkest Corners

A Guide For Writers Born of Decades of Experience

The Treacherous, Often Erroneous, Way We Think About Money, Explained

The Physics Behind Black Holes, Explained in General Terms

History’s Forgotten Abolitionist Gets a Long-Awaited Recognition

Robert Wuthnow Redefines American Respectability

‘Bound in Wedlock’ Offers the Most Extensive History of Slavery and Matrimony

Cate Holahan ’02’s ‘Lies She Told’ Delivers Psychological Suspense

‘Drug Hunters’ Brings Narrative to Humankind’s Quest for Medicines

‘Money Talks’ Examines Currency in the 21st Century and Beyond

Dina Nayeri ’01 Captures the Immigrant Experience in ‘Refuge’