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Diaries from the House of Atonement

By Zengxin Yang
Translated by Berlin Fang
Subjects: Biography & Autobiography, Personal Memoirs, History, China

Diaries of Yang Zengxin which reveal his Confucian and Daoist philosophies, political ideas, and vision for China.

Team Golf

A Century of Competition, Connection, and Camaraderie

By Michael Mignano
Subjects: Sports & Recreation, General, Golf

Team Golf provides an expansive overview of the team-based competitions that brings golfers together.

Charleston Conference Proceedings 2025

Edited by Lars Meyer, Beth Bernhardt, and Leah Hinds
Subjects: Language Arts & Disciplines, Administration & Management, General

Forward-looking insights, practical strategies, and global perspectives shaping the future of libraries and publishing

The Artist William Keith

A Scots Giant Among the Redwoods

By Alexander Sutherland
Subjects: Biography & Autobiography, Artists, Architects, Photographers, Art, General

Detailed biography of nineteenth-century Scottish-born American painter William Keith, celebrated for his wilderness paintings

Music in the Background

By G. Bruce Boyer
Edited by Alicia Beebe
Subjects: Poetry, General, General

This slim collection of mainly light verse was written in a thoroughly democratic spirit, the poems were intended to be congenial, conversational, and accessible

Tierra Santa

Sacred Beauty in the Americas

By Carolyn Brown
Subjects: Photography, Regional
Series: Arts & Culture

Carolyn Brown photographs the sacred beauty of the Americas, from Maya temples to village chapels.

Vasto Pensamiento, Vast Thought

Latinas in the Nineteenth-Century California Press

By Vanessa Ovalle Perez
Subjects: Literary Criticism, Hispanic American, Women Authors

This book centers the words, stories, and social justice messages of Latinas in newspapers of nineteenth-century California.

Dealmaking Detroit

Two Essays About White Privilege, Private Gain, and Public Loss

By Jamon Jordan & Craig Regester
Introduction by Stephen M Ward
Subjects: History, General, African American

Two essays about the millions in public funds diverted annually to subsidize Detroit corporate development.

The Pleasant Profession of Robert A. Heinlein

A Critical Study of His Work (Second Edition)

By Farah Mendlesohn
Subjects: Literary Criticism, General, Science Fiction & Fantasy

A critical analysis of Heinlein’s context and response to the world and the future

This Machine Breeds Fascists / Mašina Koja Hrani Fašiste

Thompson—the Rock Star, the Collapse of Political Will, and the Resistance to Radicalization in Croatia / Thompson, Poraz Politike i Otpor Radikalizaciji Hrvatske

By Barbara Matejčić, Hrvoje Šimičević
Introduction by Matea Gnječ, and Brian Willems
Subjects: Political Science, Democracy, European

Croatia’s popular singer, Thompson, and “moderate” governments enabled fascism to transition from fringes to mainstream

Kemtzij

Reciprocal Indigenous Ontologies in Kaqchikel Maya Arts

Edited by Joyce N. Bennett & Tiffany D. Creegan Miller
Subjects: Art, Indigenous, Foreign Language Study, Indigenous Languages

Kemtzij is a volume on contemporary Kaqchikel Mayan art presented in English and Kaqchikel Mayan.

Televising Taste

Performing Classical Music on American Screens

By Evelyn Kreutzer
Subjects: Social Science, Media Studies, Art, Film & Video, Music, Classical
Series: Videographic Books: Film and Media Scholarship in Sound and Image

A deep dive into music on American screens

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

By Dan Hassler-Forest
Subjects: Performing Arts, General, History & Criticism, Horror
Series: film|minutes

A must-have guide to the classic horror film that has lost none of its power to astonish, upset, and terrify viewers

Attic Archaeology

Village and Family in Another Vermont

By Charles Fish
Subjects: Biography & Autobiography, Personal Memoirs, History, New England

A Vermont native looks back on his idyllic upbringing and beloved hometown.

Uprooting Racism and Racists in the United States

By James Boggs & Grace Lee Boggs
Subjects: Political Science, Radicalism, Social Science, African American Studies

The Boggses show how systemic racism, economic overdevelopment, and political underdevelopment drive American social irresponsibility

Food, Diaspora, and Memory

Edited by Zoë Antoinette Eddy
Subjects: Social Science, Cultural, Cooking, History

How food preserves memory, shapes identity, and sustains community across diaspora

Reclaiming Black Brazil

Literature, Culture, and the Politics of Diaspora

Edited by Cristina Ferreira Pinto-Bailey & Paulo Dutra
Subjects: Literary Criticism, Caribbean & Latin American, Social Science, Caribbean & Latin American Studies

Foregrounds the cultural production of some of the most significant Black Brazilian writers and artists

Materializing Musical Cinema

Videographic Approaches to Genre Study

Edited by Desirée J. Garcia & Jenny Oyallon-Koloski
Subjects: Social Science, Media Studies, Art, Film & Video
Series: Videographic Books: Film and Media Scholarship in Sound and Image

An audiovisual exploration of musical films around the world

The Business of Dentistry

Outside the Ivory Tower

By James Satovsky
Subjects: Medical, Endodontics, Business & Economics, General, General

The Business of Dentistry offers wisdom to those entering the field from an accomplished endodontic dentist.

International Trade Law Through the Cases

Volume I

By Julian Arato, Sungjoon Cho, Kathleen Claussen, and Joseph Weiler
Subjects: Law, International Trade, International, General

International Trade Law Through the Cases provides materials for the study of international trade law through the case law of the WTO.

International Trade Law Through the Cases

Volume II

By Julian Arato, Sungjoon Cho, Kathleen Claussen, and Joseph Weiler
Subjects: Law, General, International Trade, International

International Trade Law Through the Cases provides materials for the study of international trade law through the case law of the WTO.

The Rights of Communication

Beyond Free Speech

By Amit M. Schejter
Subjects: Political Science, Human Rights

Proposes that a Right to Communication should serve as the normative foundation for communication-related rights

After Capitalism

Science Fiction and the End of the End of the World

By Jo Lindsay Walton
Subjects: Literary Criticism, Science Fiction & Fantasy, General
Series: EcoSpeculations

How science fiction has imagined money, work, food, energy, and life beyond capitalism

Alone in the Crowd

A History of Landmark College

By Jonathan Tyler Baker
Subjects: Education, Mental Disabilities, History

A history of Landmark College, a liberal arts school in Putney, Vermont

Fascist Fantasies?

Aesthetics and the Ambivalent Reception of Science Fiction and Fantasy

Edited by Tobias Hof & Jan Süselbeck
Subjects: Literary Criticism, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Social Science, Media Studies

Twenty essays decode how the far right hijacks influential science fiction and fantasy texts

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