CURRENT PUBLICATIONS

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Process and Providence

Bradley Gundlach ’80

Home to many of the preeminent conservative Protestants in America, Princeton during the late 19th and early 20th centuries helped…

Vital Minimum

Dana Simmons ’95

Vital Minimum: Need, Science, and Politics in Modern France explores how French scientists set about determining the living wage, a…

Good Shrink/Bad Shrink

Richard P. Kluft ’64

When psychiatric resident Eve Gilchrist and consultant Ben Jordan discover a patient suffering from brainwashing and mind control, they become…

Wine and Economics

Denton Marks *73 *81

Wine and the wine trade have been culturally important since the earliest days of our civilization. In Wine and Economics…

The Way of Wanderlust

Don George ’75

The Way of Wanderlust is a collection of stories and reflections by travel writer and editor Don George ’75. Essays…

Spanish Son

Thomas de la Cal ’79

When Thomas de la Cal ’79’s family fled Castro’s Cuba for Spain in the 1960s, it was supposed to be…

The Québec Affair

Robert Penbrooke (aka Charles D. Brodhead Jr. ’57)

In the thriller The Québec Affair, which takes place during the height of the Vietnam War, Princeton graduate John Thurmond…

Righteous Transgressions

Lihi Ben Shitrit ’06

Righteous Transgressions : Women’s Activism on the Israeli and Palestinian Religious Right examines how women in conservative religious movements expand…

Standing on His Shoulders

David J. Malebranche ’90

In this memoir, David J. Malebranche ’90 relates the life lessons he learned from his father, a Haitian physician who…

How to Talk to an Alien

Nancy (Lester) du Tertre ’78

How to Talk to an Alien takes a serious look at alien communication — a new field that Nancy du…

Big Dog

Bruce Deitrick Price ’63

Set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War and a hurricane churning up the East Coast, Big Dog is the…

The Almanac of American Politics 2016

Richard E. Cohen, James A. Barnes, Charlie Cook, Michael Barone, and Keating Holland ’82 with contributions by Louis Jacobson ’92

The Almanac of American Politics 2016 includes profiles of every governor and congressperson, demographic information for every state and district…

Water Rising

Leila Philip ’86

For Water Rising, a collaborative work of poetry and watercolor, memoirist Leila Philip ’86 and sculptor Garth Evans each spent…