CURRENT PUBLICATIONS
A Paper Orchestra
In A Paper Orchestra (3 Girls Jumping), Emmy-nominated screenwriter Michael Jamin ’92 reflects on the unlikely experiences that have shaped…
Hollow Bones
New York Times bestselling author Jodi Picoult ’87 blends psychological suspense with explorations of memory, loss, and resilience in her…
I Still Am: A Woman, Pissed-off & Curious
In I Still Am: A Woman, Pissed-off & Curious ( Seven Stories Press), Friedrich writes of her travels through West…
The God Test
In The God Test ( Simon & Schuster), Pulitzer Prize finalist Robert Wright ’79 examines the rapid rise of artificial…
Go/No-Go
In 2022, during a period of creative and emotional uncertainty, Marianne Apostolides ’94 encountered a scientific article that would change…
The Cross-Cultural Parenting Playbook
With families increasingly spanning countries, cultures, and languages, staying connected across borders can be both challenging and meaningful. In The…
Decoding the Devil
Decoding the Devil ( HarperCollins Publishers) is the untold, true story of the Black women who made crucial contributions to…
The Limits of Liberty
In The Limits of Liberty ( Oxford University Press), philosopher Sarah Conly questions the traditional argument that personal liberty is…
Since You’re Mortal…
Stobaeus, a man from the fifth century, compiled scripts and quotes from many of the great Ancient Greek playwrights. Without…
Defending the Music: Michael Steinberg at the Boston Globe, 1964-1976
Defending the Music ( Oxford University Press) is the first compilation of about 300 reviews, essays, and features written by…
The Vanishing Wild
The Vanishing Wild ( NewSouth Publishing) is a tribute to the iconic, but increasingly endangered, native wildlife of Australia. Hausheer…
Sea of Charms
In the third installment of Durst’s Spellshop series, Sea of Charms (Bramble), readers are immersed in the world of Marin…
Every Color in My Mother Tongue
Tsereteli’s debut poetry collection explores themes of growth, heritage, companionship, and more. In Every Color in My Mother Tongue (Tranquil…
I’ll See You In My Dreams
In I’ll See You In My Dreams (Koehler Books), Larkin McPhee tells the story of her brother, Charles McPhee ’85…
Captive Consumers
In Captive Consumers (The University of North Carolina Press), Jou, an associate professor of history and medical humanities at Rice…
Where the Mountains Burn
Based on the experience of Novo’s grandfather, this novel explores Rinaldo’s experiences during World War II. Rinaldo is faced with…
The Bloomsbury Global Encyclopedia of Women in Architecture 1960-2020
This massive volume of architectural history provides a comprehensive look at the influence of women and their work to the…
Mirror Boy
Set in the 1980s, Mirror Boy (Seishin Books) tells the story of Jason, a Long Island teen who feels lost…
