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

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

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

According to scripture, do women have the right to preach the gospel? That’s the question Bates was challenged to explore…

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

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

Driscoll draws on medical studies and articles from 40 different sources to create a dynamic handbook on preserving artery health…

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

This is a comprehensive overview of why, despite supposed great strides in gender equality, women are still falling behind in…

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What motivates the citizen sleuth? What causes ordinary, yet highly perceptive and heroic private citizens to solve detective cases and…

Teixeira explores the understudied period in the 1930s and 1940s when Brazil and Portugal experimented with corporatism. By examining the…

What do Jesus, Emily Dickinson, and Abraham Lincoln all have in common? Well, they all fasted at one point or…

In The Color Black (Duke University Press), Baghoolizadeh starts by showing how the enslavement of East Africans in the households…