CURRENT PUBLICATIONS

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Sea of Charms

Sarah Beth Durst ’96

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

Ketevan Tsereteli ’14

Tsereteli’s debut poetry collection explores themes of growth, heritage, companionship, and more. In Every Color in My Mother Tongue (Tranquil…

Captive Consumers

Chin Jou *09

In Captive Consumers (The University of North Carolina Press), Jou, an associate professor of history and medical humanities at Rice…

Where the Mountains Burn

Andrew Novo ’02

Based on the experience of Novo’s grandfather, this novel explores Rinaldo’s experiences during World War II. Rinaldo is faced with…

Mirror Boy

Jeremy Spiegel ’92

Set in the 1980s, Mirror Boy (Seishin Books) tells the story of Jason, a Long Island teen who feels lost…

You Don’t Own Them

Jonathan Smolowe ’78

This part memoir, part guidebook explores the journey of parenting. Smolowe, a father of three children who are now adults…

Korean Messiah

Jonathan Cheng ’05

Cheng, the Wall Street Journal’s China bureau chief and former Korea bureau chief, writes about the Kim dynasty in this…

The Cult of the Occult

Nancy du Tertre '78

Nancy Du Tertre’s story begins in the Russian port city of St. Petersburg, where she met psychokinesis experts and was…

Fact Forward

Dan Gaylin *95

Gaylin introduces readers to a data and public trust controversy. In Fact Forward (Wiley) Gaylin argues that modern society is…

We Are Civic Media

(edited) Dan Sinker, Pratik Nyaupane, Sophie Madej, Colin Maclay, and Sangita Shresthova '97

We Are Civic Media (Northwestern University Press) brings together activists of diverse backgrounds to show how contemporary technology can support…

New York Nouveau

Sara Kippur ’02

In New York Nouveau (Stanford University Press) Kippur argues that American institutions and tastes actually helped shape what came to…

Unmaking Russia’s Abortion Culture

Michele Rivkin-Fish *97

In Unmaking Russia’s Abortion Culture (Vanderbilt University Press) Rivkin-Fish follows the rise of post-Soviet family planning institutions and the backlash…

Culture’s Futures

Eric Aronoff ’90

Culture’s Futures (Palgrave Macmillan) explores a speculative storytelling and intellectual power battle. Aronoff unpacks how iconic authors like Octavia Butler…

Royal Caleva: Raul

Nancy Herkness ’79

The Royal Caleva romance series returns with the story Prince Raul, who is forced to take a vacation after working…

Relaxation in Action

Wonchull Park, retired principal research physicist at Princeton Plasma Physics Lab, and Mackenzie Hawkins ’15

Using a clear and science-based framework, Park and Hawkins tackle the link between relaxation and physical movement in their latest…