CURRENT PUBLICATIONS

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The Study

Andrew Hui *09

In this book about books, Andrew Hui traces the history of the Renaissance studiolo (a “little studio”) to modern examples…

Butcher

Joyce Carol Oates, the Roger S. Berlind ’52 Professor of the Humanities, emerita

Based on authentic historical documents, the novel Butcher (Knopf) explores the career of Dr. Silas Weir. Following a horrific medical…

Great Expectations

Vinson Cunningham, visiting lecturer in the Humanities Council

In this coming-of-age-novel, readers meet David, a young Black man who finds himself intrigued by the words of the senator…

The Other

Jeff Markowitz ’74

Abe Dubinski and his family live peacefully on the canal, where he works as a lock tender ensuring the safe…

Mirror Me

Lisa Williamson Rosenberg ’89

Eddie Asher checks into Hudson Valley Psychiatric Hospital, terrified he may have killed his brother’s fiancée and close friend, Lucy…

Doctor, Will You Pray for Me?

Robert Klitzman ’80

Doctor, Will You Pray for Me? (Oxford University Press) by psychiatrist and bioethicist Klitzman explores how patients and families navigate…

Consider The Turkey

Peter Singer, Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics

In Consider the Turkey (Princeton University Press), Singer reveals the hidden story behind the popular commercially bred turkeys that dominate…

Selected Poetry Book VIII

Paul Shapshak *69

This is the eighth poetry collection by Paul Shapshak titled 21st Century Poetry: Neutrino Canzonieri Epigramme Investigation, features artwork by…

Ancient Christianities

Paula Fredriksen *79

In Ancient Christianities (Princeton University Press), Fredriksen examines the evolution of early Christianities over five centuries, exploring diverse landscapes, peoples…

Book and Dagger

Elyse Graham ’07

As World War II began, the U.S. faced an urgent need for an intelligence agency, leading to the creation of…

When Grandmas Cook

Margot Greenbaum Mustich ’78

Every grandma has her favorite dishes to share with her family, and this beautifully illustrated book invites children to explore…

Asymptomatic

Joshua S. Weitz '97

In Asymptomatic (Johns Hopkins University Press), Weitz explores what made COVID-19 so difficult to contain. He highlights how silent transmission…

Microeconomics in Words

Gregory Besharov ’93

Microeconomics in Words (Oxford University Press) unpacks the assumptions and ethical choices behind microeconomic models. With a focus on market…

Join the Conspiracy

Jonathan Butler ’92

Join the Conspiracy (Empire State Editions) brings readers back to the late 1960s, a pivotal moment in American history marked…

The Black Utopians

Aaron Robertson ’17

The Black Utopians (Farrar, Straus, and Giroux) is Robertson’s exploration of the efforts of Black Americans to reshape their lives…

Like a Mom

Raquel Drosos ’11

At 26, Gemma Cimino is certain about one thing: she wants to be a mom. Despite growing up without her…