A longtime minister and professor of religion at Blackburn College, Zimany brings his faith to a collection of sermons and…

Readers travel from antiquity to the Renaissance in Barkan’s new book, an exploration of the central role of food and…

This immersive autobiography spans author Evans’ 50-year career in the environmental movement. Featuring tales of his efforts to protect the…

In his new book, entrepreneur Joe shares six field-tested strategies to handle the inevitable anxieties, instabilities, and challenges of running…

In an update to their 2014 paper of the same name, Caves and Carus examine recent developments in the technological…

In this comprehensive manual, cancer survivors Haynes and Miles explain the terminology, tests, and treatments that come with a prostate…

Burton and Derfner study the three-century history of the United States Supreme Court and its complicity in the nation’s history…

Decolonizing Memory examines the role of writers and artists in cultivating historical memory and nurturing political resistance in Algeria. Ultimately…

Facing death sentences after the Battle of Waterloo, many of Napoleon Bonaparte’s top advisers and military officers fled in secret…

Huerta draws upon her experiences in her family’s Mexican restaurants and as a scholar of literature and culture to unravel…

In her new novel, Oates tells the story of a married couple from Cambridge, Mass., who travel to the starkly…

Among the many thousands of human languages, only a few develop into full-fledged literary cultures. In How Literatures Begin, Feeney…

Edited by Flower, this collection explores cutting-edge interpretations of various topics within the history and culture of the Roman Empire…

A visual catalog of the built environment of Los Angeles, California, Best Practices draws on the history of architecture, media…

In this concise volume, Müller explains how democracy is founded on liberty, equality, and uncertainty, which differentiates it from the…

In Black Identity Viewed from a Barber's Chair, Cross contrasts the self-hatred in societal representations of Black identity with the…

Cantor recounts the complexities of his childhood living with his father, a longtime Communist leader, and his mother, a pioneering…

Dragons are among the most popular mythological creatures to dwell in the human imagination, inspiring images of fire-breathing predators, enormous…