In this collection of eight fictional short stories, Akhil Sharma ’92 chronicles the lives Indians at home and abroad and…

Lessons on Expulsion: Poems (Gray Wolf) is a new collection by Lewis Center Fellow Erika L. Sánchez that draws upon…

Intimacy with the Wind (Finishing Line Press) by Carla Schwartz *84 is a collection of poems inspired by the author’s…

The Perpetual Now (Doubleday) tells the story of Lonni Sue Johnson, who previously designed New Yorker covers and now suffers…

A Duplicate Daughter (Harvard Square Editions), by Randy Nelson *76, about the relationship between a father and a daughter set…

She Receives the Night (Vine Leaves Press) by Robert Earle ’72 is a collection of 22 short stories, many of…

Ladies’ Greek (Princeton University Press) by Yopie Prins *91 chronicles the pursuit of classical literacy by women in the late…

Communism’s Shadow (Princeton University Press), by Princeton professor Grigore Pol-Eleches of the Woodrow Wilson School and NYU politics professor Joshua…

The Peace of the Gods (Princeton University Press), by former Princeton Classics lecturer professor Craige B. Champion *93, examines religion…

Victorian Pain (Princeton University Press), by Rachel Ablow ’91, is a new analysis of the literary and philosophical history of…

In Vanguard of the Revolution (Princeton University Press) former Princeton professor of politics A. James McAdams looks broadly at Communism…

One Blue Child (Stanford University Press) is an ethnographic examination of dealing with asthma in the age of increased self-management…

Free as Gods (The University Press of New England) examines the works of the expatriate community in Paris during the…

Face Value (Princeton University Press) is an accessibly written overview of Princeton psychology professor Alexander Todorov’s extensive work on facial…

Hosta Seizure (Cedarwood Press) is a mystery in which hosta plants help gardeners solve a missing persons case and help…

Discovering Princeton (Schiffer Publishing) is a photographic and historical guide taking readers through Princeton’s oldest neighborhoods and the campuses of…

Law and Murder, book two of the Washington Vampires series (Book View Café) is a humorous novel by Mindy Klasky…

Many of us have been to college or want to go, but may wonder just what the various disciplines represent…