When young developer Maya Abbadessa discovers a former stuntman, Bronson Powers, now a converted Mormon, living in an uninhabited desert…

What started as frustration with rising prices of kosher meat in Manhattan’s Lower East Side, led to what newspapers referred…

Gibbons’ newest collection of poems transcend language and poetic tradition through translating and combining poetic voices across various cultures and…

Animals uncovers dark truths about animal trafficking and poaching. Through following the stories of South African Defense Force veteran Cobus…

My Name Will Grow Wide Like a Tree examines the joys of the body, miracle of compassion, and the abiding…

This collection touches on both the personal and political. Loss, love, and memory are investigated, along with the upheavals of…

In his book, Slemrod and his co-author discusses seemingly illogical and at times preposterous systems of taxation from history, such…

In Dancing with the Revolution: Power, Politics, and Privilege in Cuba, Schwall examines how, during the Cuban revolution, Cuban dancers…

Through celebrating the contributions of 18 influential women during the Mexican Revolution, Speed rewrites the traditional male-dominated narrative of the…

Whelan’s self-help book, The Big Picture: A Guide to Finding Your Purpose in Life, is aimed at assisting young adults…

Using the Philippines, Ethiopia, and Thailand as case studies, Feldstein investigates how governments are using new technologies to repress dissent…

While little is known about the cautious relationship between Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, one interlocutor knew both men better…

In her new historical novel, Jasmin Darznik tells the story of photographer Dorothea Lange in San Francisco during the 1920s…

While artificial intelligence was once intended to endow machines with natural language capabilities, recent AI research focuses mostly on statistical…

After extensive research in Berlin, Alexander Wolff ’79 presents a sweeping depiction of his family’s history by focusing on his…

The (Other) You is a vision into alternative realities, a collection that ponders the constraints we all face given the…

This book offers a range of art-historical criticism formulated within an ecological context. Picture Ecology brings together scholars whose contributions…

In Kinship Novels of Early Modern Korea, Ksenia Chizhova foregrounds lineage novels and the domestic world in which they were…