Featured Authors

Dane Huckelbridge ’01 Recounts the Life — And Death — of the Most Fatal Tiger Known to Man

Eliza Griswold ’95 Recounts a Modern Tragedy

Alexandre Montagu ’87’s Novel Explores Identity, Culture

Ingrid Fetell Lee ’02 Helps Those Seeking Joy

Justin Kerr ’00 Wants to Help You Be A Better Worker

Anne Anlin Cheng ’85 on Asiatic Femininity

David Treuer ’92 On What Really Came After Wounded Knee

Boris Fishman ’01 Gives Readers a Seat at The Table

Tamsen Wolff Tackles Young Love

Adam Nemett ’03 Imagines End Days

Joshua Mezrich ’93 Provides Notes from a Transplant Surgeon

Brian Kernighan *69 Offers Protection Against Numbers

Sarah Churchwell *98 on ‘America First’

Tarun Khanna ’88 on Trust and Developing-World Businesses

Thomas J. Main *94 Scrutinizes the Alt-Right Movement

Christine M. Du Bois ’84 on the Small Soy Plant’s Global Impact

Jacob Shapiro on Modern, ‘Small’ Warfare

E. Randol Schoenberg ’88 Assembles the Writings of his Grandfather In The Doctor Faustus Dossier

Bob Casciola ’58 Makes a Spirited Argument for Football’s Future

Ellen R. Wald ’04 on Saudi Arabia’s Oil-Rich History

Katherine J. Chen ’12 Tells the ‘Plain’ Bennet Sister’s Story

Peter Smith ’68 on the ‘Digital Learning Revolution’

Judea Pearl and Dana Mackenzie *83 on How We Know ‘Why’

Hendrik Hartog on Slavery in 1830s New Jersey