CURRENT PUBLICATIONS

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Join the Conspiracy

Jonathan Butler ’92

Join the Conspiracy (Empire State Editions) brings readers back to the late 1960s, a pivotal moment in American history marked…

The Black Utopians

Aaron Robertson ’17

The Black Utopians (Farrar, Straus, and Giroux) is Robertson’s exploration of the efforts of Black Americans to reshape their lives…

Like a Mom

Raquel Drosos ’11

At 26, Gemma Cimino is certain about one thing: she wants to be a mom. Despite growing up without her…

Brothers in Grief

Nora Gross '08

With a starting position on the varsity football team and college acceptances already on the table, JahSun was just beginning…

Dreaming in the Fault Zone

Eleni Stecopoulos '89

What is healing? In a fusion of lyrical writing and cultural criticism, Dreaming in the Fault Zone (Nightboat Books) explores…

Excited Delirium

Aisha Beliso-De Jesús, professor of American studies

The term “excited delirium syndrome” is one medical examiner Charles Welti came up with in the 1980s to describe the…

How To Date a Black Girl

Ara Tucker ’01

Everything in Taylor Coleman’s life is going right. Now in her mid-30s, her career and love life are exactly on…

Building Culture

Julian Rose *10

Made for architects and art lovers, Building Culture (Princeton Architectural Press) gives readers an inside look at the world of…

Memoirs of a Born Adventurer

D. Thomas Gochenour ’75

This historical fiction is told as a first-person narrative by Lord Higford. Now at the end of his career, Higford…

The B-Side of Paradise

Alfred D’Alessandro '76

In this memoir, D’Alessandro tells his truth about what it was like coming-of-age at Princeton University in the 1970s. In…

Exit Interview

Professor of art and archaeology Hal Foster and Benjamin Buchloh, an art historian, engage in a critical discussion about the…

Our Nation at Risk

(edited) Karen J. Greenberg and Julian E. Zelizer, professor of history and public affairs

This collection of writings by top political scientists, historians, and legal scholars from across the country reflects on the state…

The Longest Exile

Tana Rebellis (Kasey Morris) ’14

The Longest Exile (Little Piggy Publishing) drops readers in the year 8 A.D. in Rome where Julia is four months…

We Carry the Sea in Our Hands

Janie Kim ’21

As a Korean orphan, Abby Rodier experienced a tumultuous upbringing in the American foster care system. The experience left her…

By Any Other Name

Jodi Picoult ’87

This novel tells the stories of Melina Green and Emilia Bassano, two distant relatives who lived centuries apart, but share…