CURRENT PUBLICATIONS
Where Reasons End
Where Reasons End (Random House) is an emotional novel centered around a time-defying world in which a mother speaks with…
PANIC
In this psychological fiction debut from Warren Getler ’83, teenager Johnny finds himself overwhelmed by stress from his parents and…
Truth to Power: A History of the U.S. National Intelligence Council
Gregory F. Treverton ’69 has co-written the first-ever account of the history of the National Intelligence Council (NIC), as told…
A Republic of Equals: A Manifesto for a Just Society
In this book, economist Jonathan Rothwell *90 argues that a distinct political inequality is to blame for multiple elements of…
So You Want to Sing Early Music: A Guide for Performers
In this instructional guide, Martha Elliott combines historical context with stylistic techniques to provide recommendations and suggestions for performance of…
Hanna’s Diaries: Coming of Age in the Land of the Cedars
In this collection of stories, written in Arabic, John McCarthy h’67 introduces teenager Hanna, an aspiring writer who has recently…
ADHD & the Focused Mind: A Guide to Giving Your ADHD Child Focus, Discipline, & Self-Confidence
ADHD & the Focused Mind: A Guide to Giving Your ADHD Child Focus, Discipline, & Self-Confidence (Square One Publishers) builds…
You Can Prevent a Stroke
We often think of strokes as random, but Kristin Thomas and Joshua Yamamoto ’88 argue that there are actually more…
Black Madness :: Mad Blackness
Theri A. Pickens ’05 offers a new approach to the connection, long-accepted to be mutually constitutive, between disability and blackness…
Tell Me Who We Were: Stories
After a beloved teacher drowns, six girls find his untimely death returning to them at various points in their lives…
Crisis in the Red Zone: The Story of the Deadliest Ebola Outbreak in History, and of the Outbreaks to Come
In this medical drama, Richard Preston *83 introduces us to the heroes and heroines who risk their own lives in…
A Time for Critique: Memoirs of Gender and Identity
Critical thinking has long been accepted as a marker of intellectual sophistication, but a group of political theorists, sociologists, philosophers…
In the Ruins of Neoliberalism: The Rise of Antidemocratic Politics in the West
In this work of political theory, Wendy Brown *83 analyzes the rise of the hard-right and speculates whether it’s the…
Jay-Z: Made in America
In Jay-Z: Made in America (St. Martin’s Press), Michael Eric Dyson *93 details the career of chart-topping rapper Jay-Z as…
RAT RULE 79
In this illustrated adventure fantasy, Rivka Galchen ’98 introduces Fred, a girl who’s sick of moving and just wants to…
Christian Psalms for Worship and Prayer
In this collection, Christopher L. Webber ’53 constructs psalms from prolific Christian teachers such as Augustine and Oscar Romero. Christian…
The Beowulf Trilogy
In The Beowulf Trilogy (CreateSpace), Christopher L. Webber ’53 offers two epic sequels to the classic Old English tome and…
Forbidden Vegetables
In Bion Smalley ’64’s graphic novel Forbidden Vegetables, Hugo—half-human, half-carrot — is determined to figure out the origin of his…
