Diaries of Yang Zengxin which reveal his Confucian and Daoist philosophies, political ideas, and vision for China.
Carolyn Brown photographs the sacred beauty of the Americas, from Maya temples to village chapels.
A mixed-race, white-passing father tries to model fatherhood for his children in a neoimperial hellscape.
This slim collection of mainly light verse was written in a thoroughly democratic spirit, the poems were intended to be congenial, conversational, and accessible
Ethiopian–Eritrean sacred Qǝne poetry presented in accessible paired English translations revealing multilayered meanings.
The book explores how erasure shaped avant-garde, modernist, and postmodern practices across literature and culture
Carolyn Brown explores light, memory, and architecture as living witnesses to history.
Hix and Weinert merge their voices to create a spirited book-length hybrid poem
Poems exploring the astonishments of being alive in a world where there is no ordinary.
A practical, theory-informed guide to designing engaging and effective online courses from scratch.