CURRENT PUBLICATIONS
The Cat Who Lived with Anne Frank
The Cat Who Lived with Anne Frank (Penguin Random House) retells the story of Anne Frank through the eyes of…
Savage Feast: A Memoir with Recipes
Creative Writing lecturer Boris Fishman ’01’s memoir traces his family history from Soviet Belarus to the United States. Fishman travels…
The New Guide to North Carolina Beaches
It’s no easy feat to visit, much less chronicle, the wonders of North Carolina’s 3,375 miles of coastline, but Glenn…
The Farm
In her debut novel The Farm (Random House), Joanne Ramos ’95 asks, “Would you trade nine months of freedom for…
New Perspectives on Einstein’s E = mc2
In New Perspectives on Einstein’s E = mc 2 (World Scientific Publishing), Young Suh Kim *61 and Marilyn Noz examine…
Corporate Diversification: Opportunities Created by the Winds of Change
Corporate Diversification (Archway Publishing) is a must-read for owners and executives at small- and mid-sized manufacturing and service companies. Brooks…
The Patch
A covert memoir, The Patch (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) is a nonfiction collection of essays divided into two parts, “The…
#StillWithHer: Hillary Rodham Clinton and the Moments That Sparked a Movement
#StillWithHer (Press Syndication Group) is an insider’s study of Hillary Clinton’s historic campaign for president. With photographs by award-winning photojournalist…
The Digital Street
The development of social media has affected all areas of society in unexpected ways, including urban neighborhoods. The Digital Street…
Taming the Mouse: How a Small Hong Kong Theme Park Came to Dominate Disney
How do you beat the biggest media company in the world? When Hong Kong Disneyland opened in 2005, it was…
Juno’s Swans
The first novel of English professor Tamsen Wolff, Juno’s Swans (Europa Editions) tells the coming-of-age story of high school senior…
The Farm Bill: A Citizen’s Guide
The hundreds of the pages in the Farm Bill negotiated in Congress approximately every five years guide almost every aspect…
Kafka’s Other Prague: Writings from the Czechoslovak Republic
Franz Kafka was born in Prague in 1883, when it was under the control of the Habsburg Empire. During his…
Valley of the Guns: The Pleasant Valley War and the Trauma of Violence
For a five-year period in the late 1880s, Western settlers in Pleasant Valley, Arizona were caught up in nearly constant…
Mental State
When his brother, a conservative law professor, dies of an apparent suicide, FBI agent Royce Johnson sets out on a…
Balanchine and Kirstein’s American Enterprise
Tracing the history of two essential figures in 20th-century dance, Balanchine and Kirstein’s American Enterprise (Oxford University Press) documents a…
The Glacier Park Reader
The Glacier Park Reader (University of Utah Press) is an anthology of works written about Glacier Park since 1890. Including…
Charles S. Keefe (1876-1946): Colonial Revival Architect in Kingston and New York
America’s top expert on colonial revival William Rhoads ’66 *75 brings to life a long-forgotten architect in Charles S. Keefe…
