CURRENT PUBLICATIONS
In This Way I Was Saved
(Simon & Schuster) This novel that Publishers Weekly called a “spellbinding debut” follows Luke and his imaginary friend, Daniel, whom…
Far Flung and Well Fed: The Food Writing of R.W. Apple Jr.
(St. Martin’s Press) In this collection of more than 50 essays written by the late New York Times political reporter…
The Immobile Man: A Neurologist’s Casebook
(McClain Printing Company) The author provides stories of patients struggling with neurological problems and covers issues from medical-ethical dilemmas to…
Liquidated: An Ethnography of Wall Street
(Duke University Press) Although financial collapses are often explained as the inevitable result of market cycles, Karen Ho rejects the…
Dreaming in Books: The Making of the Bibliographic Imagination in the Romantic Age
(University of Chicago Press) At the turn of the 19th century, Europeans and North Americans were making a remarkable social…
Radical Games: Popping the Bubble of 1960s’ Architecture
(NAi Publishers) Comparing a number of radical architectural movements in the 1960s, Schrijver traces a moment in the history of…
Huge
(Crown Publishers) Eugene “Huge” Smalls, an incredibly smart kid with a penchant for cursing and a taste for detective stories…
The Hawk and the Dove: Paul Nitze, George Kennan ['25], and the History of the Cold War
(Henry Holt). In this dual biography of the two master architects of America’s Cold War strategy, the author explores the…
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Faith Makes Us Live: Surviving and Thriving in the Haitian Diaspora
(University of California Press) Mooney explores the challenges that Haitians face in three case study cities (Miami, Montreal, and Paris)…
Exposed! Ouija, Firewalking, and Other Gibberish
(Johns Hopkins University Press) In this book, Henri Broch provides scientific explanations for phenomena that many accept as supernatural or…
Another Faust
(Candlewick Press) Another Faust re-creates the story of the Faustian bargain in present day New York. Years after five children…
Honest Sid: Memoir of a Gambling Man
(iUniverse) This book follows the adventures of the author’s father, Sid Probstein, in New York City during the first half…
A Boy at the Four Corners: Looking into Small-town America in its Prime
(CreateSpace) Seen through the eyes of a boy living in 1920’s and ’30’s small-town America, this nonfictional story reviews the…
Dusk at St. Mark’s and Other Poems
(Chester Creek Press) Thirty-five copies of this deluxe limited edition chapbook have been printed letterpress on a variety of handmade…
Why Evolution is True
(Viking) Why Evolution is True draws on empirical evidence across a broad spectrum of scientific inquiry — ranging from genetics…
Picturing Victorian America: Prints by the Kellogg Brothers of Hartford, Connecticut, 1830-1880
(Wesleyan University Press) This collection of seven essays explores the work of the Kellogg brothers, who began producing lithographs in…
Medieval Italy: Texts in Translation
(University of Pennsylvania Press) In this volume, the editors have gathered a selection of newly translated primary sources from the…
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder: A Cassie O’Malley Mystery
(Five Star) In this third murder mystery in the author’s series featuring tabloid reporter Cassie O’Malley, the main character is…