CURRENT PUBLICATIONS

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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…

American Stories

Aybars Gürpinar ’67

In this memoir, Gürpinar details his journey as an international student navigating the U.S. in the 1960s. It was a…

You Can’t Teach That

Keith Whittington, professor of politics

In his latest book, politics professor Keith Whittington sets out to answer the question: Who controls what is taught in…

One-Star Romance

Laura Hankin ’10

Natalie and Rob hate each other. Natalie is a struggling writer and Rob is an academic. The problem is, Rob…

Royal Caleva: Luis

Nancy Herkness ’79

The second book of the Royal Caleva series, this time it’s a second chance romance for Luis, king of the…

Funny Stuff

Rex Hesner and Philip Witte ’79

What makes for a great cartoon? That’s the question Hesner and Witte set out to answer while working on this…

Long Problems

Thomas Hale '04 *12

Climate change is a massive problem, with past emissions affecting our present lives and our actions today having consequences far…

A Genealogy of Method

Sondra Hausner ’91

What does it mean to study culture? Can we even define culture? Anthropology scholars have long looked at the overlap…

Lonesome Road

Timothy P. Schilling ’87

An intimate and heartfelt coming-of-age story, Schilling reflects on his life as the son of a traumatized war veteran in…

Glass Houses

Phaidon Editors and Andrew Heid *06

With an introductory essay by Heid, Glass Houses (Phaidon Press) is a visually stunning collection of 50 houses that epitomize…