CURRENT PUBLICATIONS

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Ethics in the Real World

Peter Singer, Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics

Ethics in the Real World (Princeton University Press) is a complicated collection of essays that address a wide variety of…

Magda, Standing

Christine Fallert Kessides *78

Set in Pittsburgh in 1916-1919, Magda, Standing (Bold Story Press, June 2023) follows the story of 16-year-old Magda and the…

Royal Caleva: Gabriel

Nancy Herkness ’79

Nancy Herkness writes a captivating drama that follows Gabriel, Duke of Bencalor, and the story of his purposeful kidnapping. Gabriel…

Minor Prophets

Blair Hurley ’09

Minor Prophets (Ig Publishing) provides a captivating story of a young woman who is the victim of cult practices during…

Dream Wizard Pirate Gold

Alex Randall ’73

Randall’s new book Dream Wizard Pirate Gold (Self-published) tells the story of middle schooler Sandy, who is working at his…

Diary of a Black Jewish Messiah

Alan Verskin *10

Jewish political activist and adventurer David Reubeni (1490-1532), was hailed as a messiah by many wealthy Jews and Iberia’s oppressed…

The Bridge of Grace

Thomas Burnet ’76

Grace Lankford, a freshman at Northwestern, never met her grandfather while she was growing up. She only knew of her…

Object Lessons in American Art

Karl Kusserow, curator of American art at the Princeton University Art Museum

Object Lessons in American Art (Princeton University Press) offers an array of American artworks centered around topics of race, gender…

Gas Mask Nation

Gennifer Weisenfeld *97

Feelings of loss, horror, and anxiety are among the emotions most often associated with war, but in her latest book…

Our Man in Mbabane

Kurt E. Karl *92

Inspired by a true story, Our Man in Mbabane (self-published) follows Frank George, an American who travels to Swaziland to…

WAVES on the Potomac

Ruth Ann Bush ’90

Bush was inspired to write this book after a Princeton assignment where she came across the story of a woman…

The Right to Research

(edited) Kate Reed ’19 and Marcia C. Schenck *17

What does it mean to be a researcher? That’s the question The Right to Research (McGill-Queen's University Press) explores, as…

India is Broken

Ashoka Mody, professor of international economic policy

In his new book, Mody melds his expertise in history and economics to analyze India’s transition from its hope-filled founding…