CURRENT PUBLICATIONS

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What Had Happened Was

Therí Alyce Pickens ’05

In her debut poetry collection, Pickens explores Black storytelling. Pop culture, Black life, love, and chronic disability are just a…

Society of Lies

Lauren Ling Brown ’12

Now a decade out from her time at Princeton, Maya is excited to return to Princeton to celebrate Reunions and…

Women in Martial

Ilaria Marchesi, lecturer in Greek and Latin

Women in Martial ( Oxford University Press) is the first detailed study of the portrayals of women in Martial’s Epigrams…

Reading Herzl in Beirut

Jonathan Marc Gribetz, professor of Near Eastern Studies

In September 1982, Israeli forces invaded West Beirut and Israel-allied Lebanese militias massacred Palestinians in refugee camps. At the same…

Disarming Intelligence

Zakir Paul *15

Intelligence became a focal point in psychology, philosophy, and literature in the late 19th century. In Disarming Intelligence ( Princeton…

Sovereignty

Johannes Chudoba *22

This is a story of Chudoba’s parents growing up in the aftermath of World War II. Sovereignty (Manuscripts LLC) is…

Arbor Medicinae

Eshaan Vasudev, Krish Vasudev, and Ronald Roessler ’96

In Arbor Medicinae ( Henschelhaus Publishing Inc.), the authors combine illustration with lessons on the Latin roots of medical terms…

Winter Light

Douglas J. Penick ’67

Penick explores the advent of old age — a time in which most come to be seen as “other” or…

Upstart

Oriana Skylar Mastro *13

Upstart: How China Became a Great Power ( Oxford University Press) explores China’s rise to the international stage, an idea…

The Writings of Norman Maclean

Timothy P. Schilling ’87

The Writings of Norman Maclean (University of Nevada Press) is the first reassessment of Maclean’s work. Schilling explores Maclean’s search…

The Jews

Rob Kutner ’94

In The Jews: 5,000 Years and Counting (Wicked Son) Kutner offers a witty, hilarious journey through Jewish history. Filled with…

My Family and I

Adam Gussow ’79 *00

This book is Gussow’s quest to embrace and live out the dream of Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision for a…

Sweet Fury

Sash Bischoff ’09

Everything seems to be perfect for America’s sweetheart Lila Crayne. She is engaged to renowned filmmaker Kurt Royall and preparing…

Talent Connections

Tami Hillberry, Ellen Johnson, and Dani Houchin ’90

Talent Connections (BookBaby) offers a practical guide for employers looking to navigate workforce development and to find talent in the…

Exit Garden State

John Hennessy ’87

Exit Garden State (Lost Horse Press) is a poetry collection traversing an emotional landscape as diverse as its geography. From…

The Age of Choice

Sophia Rosenfeld ’88

Rosenfeld’s The Age of Choice (Princeton University Press) explores the evolution of human choice, tracing its path from the 17th…