CURRENT PUBLICATIONS

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Relaxation in Action

Wonchull Park, retired principal research physicist at Princeton Plasma Physics Lab, and Mackenzie Hawkins ’15

Using a clear and science-based framework, Park and Hawkins tackle the link between relaxation and physical movement in their latest…

The Boy Who Saves the World

Bruce Deitrick Price ’63

In this sci-fi thriller, readers are thrown into an artificial intelligence controversy. In The Boy Who Saves the World (Word-Wise)…

The Mango Murders

Lucy Burdette (aka Roberta Isleib ’75)

In book 15 of the Key West Food Critic series, readers again are thrust into a murder mystery and food…

Made for This

DeAngela Burns-Wallace *98

In Made for This (Advantage Books) Burns-Wallace reflects on her own journey — including leadership roles in the U.S. State…

Legacy on the Line

Andrea Baumann Lustig ’80 *81

In Legacy on the Line (Wiley), wealth adviser Baumann Lustig reveals the top “blind spots” families miss when it comes…

Visiting

Polly Walker Blakemore ’89

In this touching memoir, Blakemore writes candidly about her journey as a caregiver for her mother at the end of…

The Honesty Crisis

Christian Miller ’99

What is the most important characteristic a person can possess? Studies show the answer is honesty. Yet dishonesty is running…

Three Black Swans

Richard C. Woodbridge ’65

Once Hunt Goodwill discovers he has a malignant brain tumor, the biotech tycoon jumps into action to make the most…

Why I Am Not an Atheist

Christopher Beha ’02

Why I Am Not an Atheist (Penguin Press), named one of The New Yorker’s Best Books of 2026, is Beha’s…

John Hancock

Willard Sterne Randall *84

In John Hancock, Randall restores one of the American Revolution’s most recognizable yet overlooked figures to his rightful place in…

L’auteur retrouvé

Julien Stout, assistant professor of French and Italian

L’auteur retrouvé (Droz) reconsiders the long-debated question of authorship in the Middle Ages. Stout challenges the assumption that the “author”…

Ottoman Jewry

Yaron Ayalon *09

In Ottoman Jewry (Brill), Ayalon offers a new perspective on the history of Ottoman Jewish life, challenging long-held assumptions over…

Sex Is A Spectrum

Agustin Fuentes, professor of anthropology

In Sex is A Spectrum (Princeton University Press), Fuentes challenges the traditional binary view of sex, instead offering a dynamic…

Down With Lime Books!

Jan Zauzmer ’83

When a town bigwig and her cranky crew snatch all the lime-green books from the school library, Paige and her…

The Iraq Wars

Samuel Helfont *15

In The Iraq Wars (Oxford University Press), Samuel Helfont *15 traces how American conflicts in Iraq — from the Gulf…

Gap Year

Lindsey Goldstein ’97

Jane, an ecologist, always dreamed of working in the Galapagos and climbing a volcano, but never got the chance before…