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Northeastern University Press
Democratization in the Balkans
Prescription for a Badly Scarred Body Politic
A probing analysis of the democratization of the Balkan states in the post-Communist era Democratization in the Balkan states in the post-Communist era
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Farkas, Richard P. |
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University Press of New England
Mettle
A Novel
A breathtaking novel of Cape Cod and the sea
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Michelsen, G. F. |
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University Press of New England
New Hampshire Patterns
Photographs and text that bring contemporary New Hampshire to life
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Fox, Jon Gilbert and Ernest Hebert |
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University Press of New England
Timber Rattlesnakes in Vermont & New York
Biology, History, and the Fate of an Endangered Species
The fascinating, definitive chronicle of the timber rattlesnake and its fate in the northeast
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Furman, Jon |
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University Press of New England
Golden Wings & Hairy Toes
Encounters with New England’s Most Imperiled Wildlife
A lively and often surprising look at fourteen of New England’s most endangered species
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McLeish, Todd |
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University Press of New England
The New Hiking the Monadnock Region
44 Nature Walks and Day-Hikes in the Heart of New England
Expanded and updated hiking guide to the Monadnock region featuring all new maps for each hike!
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Adamowicz, Joe; Virginia Dickinson, maps |
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University Press of New England
A Natural History of Boston’s North Shore
A beautifully illustrated guide to the flora, fauna, and geology of Boston's North Shore for readers of all ages.
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Lindborg, Kristina |
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Harvest Hill Press
New England Summertime Cooking
New England Summertime Cooking is a collection of authentic recipes from this treasured American region,updated with a fresh style and low fat heart-healthy approach, the simplicity of the region’s cookery remains an essential ingredient.
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Eldridge, Sherri |
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Harvest Hill Press
New England Winterfare Cooking
New England kitchens are known for warming folks on the coldest wintry days. New England Winterfare Cooking provides hearty low fat recipes to nourish, comfort and cheer.
September 2008 |
Eldridge, Sherri |
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Harvest Hill Press
Hey Kids! You’re Cooking’ Now!
A Global Awareness Cooking Adventure
The most honored children's cookbook challenges inquisitive young cooks to seek culinary kitchen adventures.
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Pratt, Dianne and illustrated by Winter, Janet |
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University of Vermont Press
Local Action
The New Paradigm in Climate Change Policy
An upbeat and accessible guide for citizens, communities, and local governments interested in reducing greenhouse gas emissions
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Linstroth, Tommy and Ryan Bell |
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Northeastern University Press
The Bitter Fruit of American Justice
International and Domestic Resistance to the Death Penalty
A study of the increasing international opposition to and growing domestic disaffection from the death penalty in America
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Clarke, Alan W. and Laurelyn Whitt |
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Brandeis University Press
The International Judge
An Introduction to the Men and Women Who Decide the World’s Cases
An interdisciplinary introduction to international judges and their work
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Terris, Daniel, Cesare P. R. Romano, and Leigh Swigart, foreword by Sonia Sotomayor |
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University of New Hampshire Press
“The Troubled Roar of the Waters”
Vermont in Flood and Recovery, 1927-1931
A timely look at the Vermont flood of 1927 as a window on the history of America in the 1920s
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Clifford, Deborah Pickman and Nicholas R. Clifford |
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University Press of New England
Harvard’s Civil War
The History of the Twentieth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
A regimental history of one of the Civil War’s most distinguished units.
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Miller, Richard F. |
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Wesleyan University Press
Physical Evidence
Selected Film Criticism
The first collection from this distinguished American movie critic
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Jones, Kent |
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Wesleyan University Press
Anthony Mann
Classic study of a filmmaker’s career, now including every Mann film. Back in print—new and expanded edition.
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Basinger, Jeanine |
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Northeastern University Press
The Autumn of Italian Opera
From Verismo to Modernism, 1890-1915
The first full-length study of the last great era of Italian opera
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Mallach, Alan |
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Wesleyan University Press
Carriacou String Band Serenade
Performing Identity in the Eastern Caribbean
A Caribbean music festival as a window on social change
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Miller, Rebecca S. |
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Wesleyan University Press
The Hidden Musicians
Music-Making in an English Town
A classic ethnography reveals the worlds of amateur musicians. Back in print with a new preface.
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Finnegan, Ruth |
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Wesleyan University Press
Traces of Light
Absence and Presence in the Work of Loïe Fuller
The first major English-language study of a legendary dancer
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Albright, Ann Cooper |
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Wesleyan University Press
Traveling Spirit Masters
Moroccan Gnawa Trance and Music in the Global Marketplace
The sacred and musical phenomenon of trance
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Kapchan, Deborah |
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University Press of New England
Workplace Chemistry
Promoting Diversity Through Organizational Change
The detailed history of a multi-year effort to promote diversity in one organization
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Bond, Meg A. |
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Northeastern University Press
Criminal Justice Research and Practice
Diverse Voices from the Field
Brings together essays on criminal justice theory, research, and hands-on experience through the lens of diversity issues
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Miller, Susan L. |
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New England College Press
Exiled Voices, Portals of Discovery
Prose, poetry, and drama by fourteen imprisoned writers
A collection of remarkable literary writings that illuminate a world of loss
May 2008 |
Nagelsen, Susan, editor, Johnson, Robert, introduction, Jones, Lou photography |
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University of Vermont Press
Southeast Asian Refugees and Immigrants in the Mill City
Changing Families, Communities, Institutions — Thirty Years Afterward
Original, interdisciplinary essays highlight the pain, struggles, and victories of Southeast Asian refugees and immigrants in a mid-sized New England city
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Pho, Tuyet-Lan, Jeffrey N. Gerson, and Sylvia Cowan, eds. |
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Brandeis University Press
Imagining the American Jewish Community
A lively collection of sixteen essays on the many ways American Jews have imagined and constructed communities
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Wertheimer, Jack, editor |
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Brandeis University Press
Feminism Encounters Traditional Judaism
Resistance and Accommodation
An innovative analysis of how creative tensions between modern Orthodox Judaism and feminism can lead to unexpected perspectives and beliefs
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Hartman, Tova |
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Tufts University Press
Acting Civically
From Urban Neighborhoods to Higher Education
New multidisciplinary scholarship on civic engagement in America
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Ostrander, Susan A. and Kent E. Portney, editors |
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Tufts University Press
Women, Philanthropy, and Social Change
Visions for a Just Society
The definitive book on women and philanthropy—essential reading for scholars, students, donors, grantees, and philanthropists.
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Clift, Elayne, ed. |
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Tufts University Press
Strong Liberalism
Habits of Mind for Democratic Citizenship
Timely, sophisticated, practical directives for a stronger and more secure liberalism
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Scorza, Jason A. |
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Peabody Essex Museum
Samuel McIntire
Carving an American Style
The first full-length study of a master carpenter, wood carver, and early American architectural designer
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Lahikainen, Dean T. |
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Brandeis University Press
Gilded Lions and Jeweled Horses
The Synagogue to the Carousel, Jewish Carving Traditions
A richly illustrated volume celebrating Jewish carving traditions from the Old World to the New
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Zimiles, Murray |
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Lyman Allyn Art Museum
At Home and Abroad
The Transcendental Landscapes of Christopher Pearce Cranch (1813-1892)
This study reevaluates Christopher Pearse Cranch’s career as a Hudson River School artist and considers his landscape paintings within the larger context of American culture
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Stula, Nancy and David M. Robinson, foreword by Barbara Novak |
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University Press of New England
American Art at Dartmouth
Highlights from the Hood Museum of Art
First in a series of publications presenting the Hood’s extensive and varied collections
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MacAdam, Barbara J. |
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Tufts University Art Gallery
Pattern Language
Clothing as Communicator
A unique volume on pattern art
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Fox, Judith Hoos and Amy Ingrid Schlegel, eds. |
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University of New Hampshire Press
Creating Portland
History and Place in Northern New England
The only comprehensive study of Portland’s history, culture, and people.
August 2007 (new in paper) |
Conforti, Joseph, ed. |
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Northeastern University Press
Boston’s Back Bay
The Story of America’s Greatest Nineteenth-Century Landfill Project
A fascinating look at the people, politics, and technology behind the massive landfill project that filled Boston’s Back Bay.
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Newman, William A. and Wilfred E. Holton |
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Wesleyan University Press
Early Connecticut Silver, 1700–1840
The preeminent study of Connecticut’s silvercraft, back in print with a new introduction
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Bohan, Peter and Philip Hammerslough |
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Wesleyan University Press
Welcome to Wesleyan
Campus Buildings
A photograph book of the Wesleyan campus, with historical notes
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Starr, Leslie |
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Salve Regina University
La Gazette Françoise, 1780-1781
Revolutionary America’s French Newspaper
A historical look into the lives politics, and opinions of the French soldiers as they lived on American soil during the Revolutionary War
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Poulin, Eugena and Claire Quintal, trs. and annotations |
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University of New Hampshire Press
Remodeling the Nation
The Architecture of American Identity, 1776-1858
A rich analysis of how post Revolutionary Americans conceptualized the early Republic through metaphors of home building
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Faherty, Duncan |
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Northeastern University Press
Globalization
Universal Trends, Regional Implications
The definitive volume on globalization from a comparative politics perspective
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Wiarda, Howard J., editor |
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Wesleyan University Press
Little Boat
New poems from a National Book Award winner
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Valentine, Jean |
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Wesleyan University Press
Pieces of Air in the Epic
Innovative lyric poetry breathes new life into 21st century nature and culture.
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Hillman, Brenda |
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Wesleyan University Press
The Collected Poems of Philip Whalen
The collected work of a legendary San Francisco Renaissance and Beat poet
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Whalen, Philip and Michael Rothenberg, ed., Gary Snyder, fwd., Leslie Scalapino, intro. |
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Wesleyan University Press
The Bad Wife Handbook
A courageous and innovative ode to monogamy and its challenges
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Zucker, Rachel |
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Wesleyan University Press
Meteoric Flowers
A bold poetic intervention into the pastoral tradition.
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Willis, Elizabeth |
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Northeastern University Press
What Brings You to Del Amo
Winner of the 2007 Samuel French Morse Poetry Prize
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Sutton, Virginia Chase and Charles Harper Webb, intro. |
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Saturnalia Books
Stigmata Errata Etcetera
Mark Doty introduces this stunning new collection, the third in Saturnalia Books new Artist/Poet Collaboration series
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Knott, Bill; Black, Star, collages; Doty, Mark, intro. |
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Saturnalia Books
Dummy Fire
Winner of the 2006 Saturnalia Books Poetry Prize selected by Forrest Gander, this is poet Sarah Vap's first full-length poetry collection.
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Vap, Sarah |
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Sheep Meadow Press
But a Passage in Wilderness
This is a first book of poetry by a recipient of the Robert H. Winner Award from the Poetry Society of America, selected by Marie Ponsot
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Berdeshevsky, Margo |
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Cavankerry Press
Imago
These elegant poems tackle issues of identity, domesticity and sexuality, shattering preconceived notions of Asians and Asian men in this first collection by a Filipino-born writer.
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Legaspi, Joseph O., foreword by Philip Levine |
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Cavankerry Press
We Aren’t Who We Are – And This World Isn’t Either
These poems tell the story of a colorful and often painful childhood spent traveling around the world in this first book by a newly minted poet and former artisan now living in New Hampshire.
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Korfhage, Christine, foreword by Liz Rosenberg |
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Four Way Books
Lane Changes
In this fifth book by Lawrence, these poems are at once wry, lucid, lunatic, energetic, pithy, dark.
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Lawrence, David |
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Four Way Books
Anxious Music
A first book of poems that enact a great joy and trust in language, building a deliciously slippery vessel to carry us through the deep waters of our humanity, by the Executive Director of Alice James Books.
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Ossmann, April |
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Fence Books
A Best of Fence
The First Nine Years
This is a compilation of writing from the first nine years of Fence magazine that presents a stunningly eclectic compendium of poetry, short fiction, criticism, and creative nonfiction.
July 2008 |
Wolff, Rebecca and Fence Editorial Staff |
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Fence Books
Flet
A Novel
This is poet McSweeney's first novel with Fence books and is set in a spaced-out, delimited future in which all cities have been evacuated after an "Emergency", and is named for it's quiescent-but-full-of-agency female protagonist.
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McSweeney, Joyelle |
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Fence Books
Infamous Landscapes
In this third collection of poems, Prageeta Sharma writes of the experiences of a class-displaced, first-generation Hindoo Romantic, and her landscapes and language follow cannily and whimsically from that position.
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Sharma, Prageeta |
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Wesleyan University Press
Jacob Weidenmann
Pioneer Landscape Architect
The first full biography of a groundbreaking landscape architect
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Favretti, Rudy J. |
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