CURRENT PUBLICATIONS
The Retrospective Muse
The Retrospective Muse (Cornell University Press) showcases the work of Froma Zeitlin, a specialist in Greek literature from Homer to…
Scenes of Attention
Why is there such great anxiety over attention? That’s the question at the heart of this new book edited by…
Smorgasbord (volume 1)
Short stories, pop quizzes, life lessons, and strongly held beliefs are among the elements readers can find in Burnet’s latest…
Reasons to Quit Your Day Job and Become a Full-Time Novelist
Would you quit your day job to become a novelist? In this humorous new book Watson uses his own experiences…
Ya-Honk! Goes the Wild Gander
In this new fiction collection, Swann captures the eeriness and uncertainty the world experienced during the onset of the pandemic…
Waxing On: Poems, Etc.
In this new collection of poems, Leonard reflects on a series of things: family life, faith, growing old, and more…
Shadows of Mawangdui
This book focuses on a set of drawings on silk called Daoyintu (Exercise Chart), a collection of cognitive body and…
Games of Chance
The novel Games of Chance (Raquel Drosos Publications) tells the stories of Alex, Seb, and Emilia. Following a tragedy, the…
Innovators
In an effort to interrupt Planck’s principle — the view that scientific truths triumph because of the death of a…
First Impressions
This novel features five short love stories. From a Wisconsin empty nester who moves to New York City to start…
Living the Leopolds Mi Casita Ecology
Aldo Leopold, who many considered the father of wildlife ecology, and his wife, Estella, are the focus of this book…
Scribners
An engaging personal account of family history, Scribners (Lyons Press) recounts the legendary history of more than 150 years of…
Goodbye, Eastern Europe
Once the clearest of distinctions for the European countries located behind the iron curtain, Eastern Europe is seemingly a fading…
Hamlet’s Children
Set in the rich fabric of occupied Denmark during the Second World War, Kluger’s new novel brings an oft-forgotten area…
The Decameron Ninth Day in Perspective
One of the great works of Italian literature, Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron has become a defining work of the Western…
The Children of This Madness
In her debut novel, Wahhaj tackles themes of grief, identity, family, and more with the story of Beena Nasir Uddin…
Let’s Do That Again
Bengtson inspires play with his new book Let’s Do That Again (Redevised). It features a collection of creative and impromptu…
The American Poet Laureate
Since World War II, the United States has been the center of poetic production. In The American Poet Laureate (Columbia…
