David Warfield Brown ’59’s Assumptions of the Tea Party Movement: A World of Their Own (Palgrave Macmillan) offers a reassessment…

Robert Winthrop Chanler: Discovering the Fantastic (The Monacelli Press) is a collection of essays from art historians, museum curators, and…

Robert Masello ’74’s The Jekyll Revelation (47 North) follows Rafael Salazar, modern-day environmental scientist who finds the journal of renowned…

L. Dennis Thompson ’71 writes about David the Great Dane, who is trying to build a house. Dogs Build a…

Calls to deemphasize the humanities in the expectation that scientific and technological innovators will be better for the world may…

Judge Aaron Jaffe: Reforming Illinois (Author House) is a history of Jaffe’s careers in the executive, judicial, and legislative branches…

The Texas Landscape Project (Texas A&M University Press) presents a wealth of data tracking specific environmental changes in the state…

Referentiality and the Films of Woody Allen (Palgrave Macmillan), a collection of scholarly works edited by Klara Szelak and Dianah…

In her memoir, Jennifer Weiner ’91 writes a collection of essays about everything from lonely adolescence to modern childbirth to…

Sam needs to find a seventh-grade science fair project and a way to save the restaurant his father works at…

Alda Merini is one of Italy’s most beloved living poets, and Susan Stewart brings readers the largest and most comprehensive…

Shelley Frisch *81 has just translated the third and final volume of Reiner Stach’s definitive biography, telling the story of…

Olivia Shakespear is best known as William Butler Yeats’ mistress, but she was also an important author. Her novel, out…

Jonathan Safran Foer ’99’s new novel focuses on Jacob and Julia Bloch and their three sons set during a moment…

Monica Youn ’93 in her new collection of poetry explores fertility and barrenness as she struggles to conceive a child…

In his new book, American history professor Sean Wilentz argues that America is built on egalitarianism, but that partisanship is…

The literary, historic, and fantastic collide in Clare Beams ’04’s collection of short stories, We Show What We Have Learned…

Raffi Grinberg ’12 helps students through their first real analysis course and gives them a solid foundation for further study…