Fall 2026 New Releases

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First Encounters with AI

Writers on Writing

Edited by Nina Beguš
Subjects: Literary Studies, Essay and Interview
Series: Writers on Writing

A fascinating look at the future of creative writing

Their System, Our Game

Homebrew and the Worlds of Pathfinder

By Scott DeJong & Marc LaJeunesse
Subjects: Media Studies, New Media
Series: Tabletop Games

Playtesting when players write their own rules

Queer and Trans Aesthetics

By Lloyd Whitesell
Subjects: Sexuality Studies, Art, Music

A study devoted to queer meaning in cultural expression

Class Politics and the Creation of the American State

By James Parisot
Subjects: Political Science, American Politics

A new, critical interpretation of how lower and middle class consent was historically built for elite class rule

Practicing Classics

A Memoir

By Lee T. Pearcy
Subjects: Memoir, Classical Studies, Greek, Education, Higher Education

A compelling journey through a period of cultural and academic turmoil

Black Song

A Manifesto for Music and Justice

By Singing Justice Collective, Louise Toppin, Naomi Andre, Stephen A. Berrey, Tyrese Byrd, Mark Allan Clague, Caroline Helton, Traci L. Lombré, Samantha Williams, Cody Jones, Christie Finn, and Thomas Hampson
Subjects: Music, Ethnomusicology, American Studies, African American Studies
Series: Music and Social Justice

Connecting music and history to engage more deeply and respectfully with Black musical traditions

What Clever Friends

The Selected Letters of Jane Kenyon and Alice Mattison

Edited by Chad Wriglesworth
Subjects: Literary Studies, 20th Century Literature, Poetry and Poetry Criticism, Writing

Writing between two women writers

Forrest Gander

Poetry, Translation, Ecology

Edited by Robert Baker
Subjects: Writing, Reading
Series: Under Discussion

Listening to a resonant voice in the field of contemporary ecopoetry and ecopoetics

Anne Carson and the Unknown

Contemporary Perspectives on Poetic Experimentation

Edited by Helena Van Praet & Christine Wiesenthal
Subjects: Literary Studies, Poetry and Poetry Criticism, Gender Studies, Women's Studies
Series: Under Discussion

When art relies on a process of discovery

Black Power Praxis

Theory, Practice, and Activist Intellectuals in Detroit's Black Power Movement

By Matt Birkhold
Subjects: African American Studies, History, African American History, Cultural Studies, Activism

A close look at how social movements rise and fall

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