CURRENT PUBLICATIONS

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Humanitarian Invasion

Timothy Nunan ’08

Covering the period from the Cold War to Taliban rule, Humanitarian Invasion: Global Development in Cold War Afghanistan is an…

The Queen of the Night

Alexander Chee

The Queen of the Night has been called a must-read by Entertainment Weekly and nearly a dozen other publications. Creative…

Our Young Man

Edmund White, professor emeritus of creative writing

In Our Young Man, a gorgeous French model named Guy becomes the toast of New York City. The latest novel…

Green Migraine

Michael Dickman

Poet Michael Dickman, whose work often appears in The New Yorker, has published a new collection of poems in which…

The Thirteenth Hour

Joshua Blum ’02

A boy named Logan is transported into a fantasy world of wizards and dragons in The Thirteenth Hour. Logan must…

Referentiality and the Films of Woody Allen

Klara Stephanie Szlezák
D.E. Wynter ’81

Referentiality and the Films of Woody Allen explores the filmmaker’s use of intertextuality, referentiality, and fusion of media forms. Allen’s…

The Quotable Feynman

Michelle Feynman

Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard P. Feynman *42 became as famous for his lectures and writings as for his contributions to…

Commercializing Childhood

Paul B. Ringel ’90

As print culture grew in the 19th century, publishers raced to meet the demand for magazines aimed at middle- and…

Rome Works

Tom Rankin ’83

Rome Works: An Architect Explores the World’s Most Sustainable City includes seven case studies in sustainability, exploring in detail Rome’s…

Kanji Poems

David Galef ’81

Each poem in this collection is based on a Japanese character or kanji, and each begins with the kanji’s often…

The Power Brokers

Jeremiah D. Lambert ’55

The Power Brokers: The Struggle to Shape and Control the Electric Power Industry examines the electric-power industry in the United…

Dream Things True

Marie Marquardt ’94

Evan, the privileged nephew of a conservative Southern senator, and Alma, the daughter of illegal Mexican immigrants, fall in love…

The Einstein Prophecy

Robert Masello ’74

Wounded Army veteran Lucas Athan returns to his job as an art history professor at Princeton in 1944 and struggles…

Landfalls

Naomi J. Williams ’87

The 1785 La Pérouse expedition, which attempted to circumnavigate the globe for the glory of France, is reimagined in Landfalls…

Formal Verification

Erik Seligman ’91

Formal Verification: An Essential Toolkit for Modern VLSI Design demystifies formal verification (FV) and presents the practical applications that are…