CURRENT PUBLICATIONS
Gas Mask Nation
Feelings of loss, horror, and anxiety are among the emotions most often associated with war, but in her latest book…
Our Man in Mbabane
Inspired by a true story, Our Man in Mbabane (self-published) follows Frank George, an American who travels to Swaziland to…
Narrative and its Nonevents
In Narrative and its Nonevents (UVA Press) Glatt looks beyond the text to dissect what doesn’t happen in the plot…
WAVES on the Potomac
Bush was inspired to write this book after a Princeton assignment where she came across the story of a woman…
The Right to Research
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
In his new book, Mody melds his expertise in history and economics to analyze India’s transition from its hope-filled founding…
Queer Career
In Queer Career (Princeton University Press) Canaday sets out to review and re-write our understanding of queer people in the…
Writing with Pleasure
In her latest book poet, scholar, and teacher Helen Sword sets out to re-energize those who find writing to be…
Hope and Fortune
The children’s picture book Hope and Fortune (Black Rose Writing) tells the story of Esperanza and the multicultural and multigenerational…
Elverhoj
The word Elverhoj which is Danish for “hill of the fairies” refers to an arts and crafts colony established by…
Marjorie Sewell Cautley, Landscape Architecture for the Motor Age
Marjorie Sewell Cautley’s impact on the field of architecture is undeniable. She was the first woman landscape atheist to design…
Merchants of Virtue
In Merchants of Virtue (University of California Press), Cherian explores what it meant to be Hindu in precolonial South Asia…
Ink Under the Fingernails
Zeltsman explores the impact of the printing press, by taking readers into the printing shops, government offices, courtrooms, and stress…
The King’s Road
This book tells the story of diplomatic travelers on the Silk Road — the network of Eurasian trade routes spanning…
Plato Goes to China: The Greek Classics and Chinese Nationalism
In this new book, Bartsch highlights China’s interpretation (and misinterpretation) of the Greek classics as a way to better understand…
Myth America
It’s no secret that the lines between fact and fiction continue to blur — and are further fueled by the…
Race, Monogamy, and Other Lies They Told You
In this second edition, Race, Monogamy, and other Lies They Told You (University of California Press) again tackles common myths…
Freud’s Interpretation of Dreams: A Reappraisal
Near the end of the 19th century, Freud published his famous work I nterpretation of Dreams. In it he lays…
