Designed for all types of writers, this second edition of Robert’s Rules of Writing offers a plethora of tips and…

By analyzing the economic development of America in the 18th and 19th centuries, Trading Freedom (University of Chicago Press) attempts…

Reflecting on the intersectional nature of Plato’s psychology and political philosophy, with special attention to the spirited portion of the…

In her latest book, history professor Laura Edwards traces law, commerce, and industry through textiles, the prominent people involved in…

Morrison’s only published short story, Recitatif (Knopf) was first published in 1983 and follows the lives of two women, Twyla…

One night in August 1930, newly appointed judge and prominent Manhattanite Joseph Force Crater suddenly vanished after hailing a taxi…

Though medicine is often viewed as a strictly scientific practice, personal narrative is fundamental to doctor-patient dialogues. In Medical Storyworlds…

In this French-language text, Champy examines Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s representation of antiquity. Using the Roman Republic as a model, L’Antiquité politique…

The Price of Slavery (University of Virginia Press) explores Caribbean thinkers’ critiques and reinterpretations of Marxist ideas about capitalism and…

A story of riches to ruin, Our Kind of People (Putnam) follows the Wilcox family in 19th century New York…

A collaboration between Chander and two other authors, Hindu Chaplaincy (Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies) examines the demand for Hindu…

Phillips’ latest poetry collection speaks to our dangerous and difficult political moment. An imaginative work, Living Weapon (Farrar, Straus and…

Passionate lovers Pietro and Teresa make each other a promise: they will each confess a secret they’ve never told anyone…

Richardson re-centers the study of migrating peoples in Roma in the Medieval Islamic World (Bloomsbury Publishing), which investigates the literary…

This fourth installment of Geiger’s Ptolemaios Saga pits Persian emperor Darius III against Alexander the Great, as the latter king…

In his new book, Howard explains the concept and importance of “organizational ombuds,” or appointed representatives that facilitate conflict resolution…

In 1917, young paleontologist Winifred Goldring discovers that the construction site of a new reservoir in Gilboa, New York, contains…

In the first book devoted to the life and work of William F. Cody, the authors include a wide variety…