Spin (Wheatmark) follows a seasoned public-relations executive trying to save a company marred by fraud and sexual harassment allegations, which…

In the first such authorized children’s book, All You Need is Love (Simon and Schuster) places the words from The…

Small Walt and Mo the Tow (Simon and Schuster) picks up where Small Walt left off, as Walt the Snowplow…

A book from advertising executive Justin Kerr ’00 (whose other books include How to Be a Boss and How to…

Former IDEO design director Ingrid Fetell Lee ’02 uses Joyful (Little, Brown Spark) to analyze the origins and experience of…

Token: The Occupation of Havana (UNC Press) uses the story of the six-week British siege and subsequent capture of Spanish-held…

A new translation of Carlos de Sigüenza y Góngora’s famous story of Alonso Ramírez and his journeys around the world…

Ornamentalism (Oxford University Press) places Asiatic femininity at the center of a new epistemology of race. Through the analysis of…

The Cat Who Lived with Anne Frank (Penguin Random House) retells the story of Anne Frank through the eyes of…

Creative Writing lecturer Boris Fishman ’01’s memoir traces his family history from Soviet Belarus to the United States. Fishman travels…

It’s no easy feat to visit, much less chronicle, the wonders of North Carolina’s 3,375 miles of coastline, but Glenn…

In her debut novel The Farm (Random House), Joanne Ramos ’95 asks, “Would you trade nine months of freedom for…

In New Perspectives on Einstein’s E = mc 2 (World Scientific Publishing), Young Suh Kim *61 and Marilyn Noz examine…

Corporate Diversification (Archway Publishing) is a must-read for owners and executives at small- and mid-sized manufacturing and service companies. Brooks…

A covert memoir, The Patch (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) is a nonfiction collection of essays divided into two parts, “The…

#StillWithHer (Press Syndication Group) is an insider’s study of Hillary Clinton’s historic campaign for president. With photographs by award-winning photojournalist…

The development of social media has affected all areas of society in unexpected ways, including urban neighborhoods. The Digital Street…

How do you beat the biggest media company in the world? When Hong Kong Disneyland opened in 2005, it was…