CURRENT PUBLICATIONS

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Ya-Honk! Goes the Wild Gander

Brian Swann *70

In this new fiction collection, Swann captures the eeriness and uncertainty the world experienced during the onset of the pandemic…

Waxing On: Poems, Etc.

Burleigh Leonard ’73

In this new collection of poems, Leonard reflects on a series of things: family life, faith, growing old, and more…

Shadows of Mawangdui

Antonio M. Carmone and Ronald C. Smith ’68

This book focuses on a set of drawings on silk called Daoyintu (Exercise Chart), a collection of cognitive body and…

Games of Chance

Raquel Drosos ’11

The novel Games of Chance (Raquel Drosos Publications) tells the stories of Alex, Seb, and Emilia. Following a tragedy, the…

Innovators

Donald R. Kirsch *78

In an effort to interrupt Planck’s principle — the view that scientific truths triumph because of the death of a…

First Impressions

Kate Courtright (Dunn) ’88

This novel features five short love stories. From a Wisconsin empty nester who moves to New York City to start…

Scribners

Charles Scribner ’73 *77

An engaging personal account of family history, Scribners (Lyons Press) recounts the legendary history of more than 150 years of…

Goodbye, Eastern Europe

Jacob Mikanowski '04

Once the clearest of distinctions for the European countries located behind the iron curtain, Eastern Europe is seemingly a fading…

Hamlet’s Children

Richard Kluger ’56

Set in the rich fabric of occupied Denmark during the Second World War, Kluger’s new novel brings an oft-forgotten area…

The Decameron Ninth Day in Perspective

(edited) Susanna Barsella and Simone Marchesi *02, professor of French and Italian

One of the great works of Italian literature, Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron has become a defining work of the Western…

Hues and Harmony

Marissa Bañez ’80

The children’s book Hues and Harmony (Black Rose Writing) tells the story of a gray caterpillar who feels she doesn’t…

Abyss and Song

George Sarantaris, translated by Pria Louka ’19

The beauty and simplicity of Sarantaris’ poems are captured vividly through Louka’s translation of the Greek modernist’s work. Full of…

A Clue in the Crumbs

Lucy Burdette (aka Roberta Isleib ’75)

The 13th book in Burdette’s Key West Food Critic mystery series, A Clue in the Crumbs (Crooked Lane Books), protagonist…