CURRENT PUBLICATIONS

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Civic Self-respect

Ralph Nader ’55

Nader asserts that democracy requires participation from all citizens in order to collectively cultivate a better future for the nation…

Every American an Innovator

Matthew Wisnioski *05

This research-backed book challenges ideas of innovation and its impact on various aspects of society. For generations, innovators have helped…

Worlds of Byzantium

(edited) Elizabeth S. Bolman, Scott Fitzgerald Johnson, and Jack Tannous, professor of history

Containing essays from several scholars in the field, Worlds of Byzantium (Cambridge University Press) broadens the study of the Byzantine…

Zeal

Morgan Jerkins ’14

This novel begins in 2019 where readers are introduced to Ardelia and Oliver who are hosting their engagement party. The…

Where I Went Wrong

David Galef ’81

This novel tells the story of Tony Mazza, a man whose life seems to be defined by bad days. Now…

The Book of Alchemy

Suleika Jaouad ’10

Journaling has been a constant in Jaouad’s life. It’s helped her get through occasions both big and small, from heartbreak…

Rudolf II

Thomas Kaufmann, professor of art and archaeology

This new treatment of the infamous late 16th century Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II seeks to rewrite the mythical narratives…

Classics, Love, Revolution

Andrea Capra and Barbara Graziosi, professor of classics

This volume offers the first translation of Luigi Settembrini’s The Neoplatonists — a celebration of queer love and sexuality —…

Beyond Sectarianism

Tehseen Thaver, assistant professor of religion

Thaver’s latest book explores Shia Islam and religious identity through the writings of 10th century Iraqi scholar Sharif al-Radi. Thaver…

Myth and Marble

(edited) Katharine A Raff and Lisa Ayla Cakmak ’00

Myth and Marble (Yale University Press) explores the major Roman marble sculptures in the Torlonia Collection. The visually-stunning pages include…

The Social Genome

Dalton Conley, professor of sociology

For years the question of nature vs. nurture has been at the heart of human science. In The Social Genome…

Essential Reality & Time

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

Essential Reality & Time (Thru Publishing) is a book for anyone who has ever wondered about the nature of time…

Audition

Katie Kitamura ’99

Do we ever really know the people that we love? That is the question at the heart of Kitamuar’s thrilling…