CURRENT PUBLICATIONS

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Green Gold

Sarah Allaback ’88
Monique F. Parsons ’88

How did avocados become a staple food worldwide? In Gold Green (Catapult) Allaback and Parsons use the story of two…

Changeover

Giri Nathan ’13

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner’s rivalry arose just in time to keep men’s tennis athletes and fanatics on their toes…

Private Finance, Public Power

Peter Conti-Brown *15 *17 and Sean Vanatta *18

Though American banks are private institutions, the public has immense influence on the actions and risks taken by banks. Conti-Brown…

Classicism and Other Phobias

Dan-el Padilla Peralta ’06, associate professor of classics

The word “classical” is associated with Ancient Greece and Rome, but what about Black works, culture, and history? Padilla Peralta…

Poetry in Dangerous Times

Susan Sherman and Demetria Martinez ’82

Both a memoir and a retrospective, Poetry In Dangerous Times (Casa Urraca Press) is a collaborative collection that includes a…

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…