Spring 2026 New Releases

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The Ella E. Hall Recipe Book

By Ella E. Hall
Foreword by Jessica Kenyatta Walker & Susan Wineberg
Subjects: Cookbooks, African American Studies, Michigan and the Great Lakes, Food and Drink

A personal collection of recipes and culinary experiments

Great Lake

An Unnatural History of Lake Michigan

By Theodore J. Karamanski
Subjects: Michigan and the Great Lakes, History

Shaping America’s great watery wilderness

The Mine Next Door

Turning Points in Corporate Social Responsibility Communicative Practice

By Amy O'Connor
Subjects: Business, Business Management and Leadership, Nature/Environment, Natural Resources, Michigan and the Great Lakes, Politics

How do corporations decipher their responsibility to the community?

What the Mirror Said

The Necessity of Black Women in Poetry

By Ashley M Jones
Subjects: Writing, Literary Studies, Poetry and Poetry Criticism, Essay and Interview
Series: Poets on Poetry

Finding the glow of possibility in poetry

We Rode the Rhythms as One

On the Poetry of Etheridge Knight

Edited by Norman Minnick
Subjects: Literary Studies, American Literature, History, American History, Poetry and Poetry Criticism, African American History
Series: Under Discussion

Believing in the transformative power of the spoken word

Professor Superstar

Fandom and Anti-Fandom of Academia

By Mel Stanfill
Subjects: Media Studies, New Media, Cultural Studies, Sociology, Fan Studies
Series: Digital Culture Books

The intersection of fandom and academia

What Music Did

The Story of Numerocracy in the West

By Tony Conrad
Edited by Patrick Nickleson
Subjects: Music, Music Theory, Media Studies, Cinema Studies, New Media

Considering whether the numbers in music add up

Robert Altman's Nashville

An Archival Exploration

By Justin Wyatt
Subjects: Media Studies, Cinema Studies, American Studies, History, American History
Series: Out of the Archives

Unraveling what an American slice-of-life film can still tell us after 50 years

Reportage in the Chinese-Speaking World

Edited by Charles A. Laughlin & Li Guo
Subjects: History, Chinese History, Literary Studies, Asian Literature, Media Studies, Journalism, T.V. & Radio, New Media
Series: China Understandings Today

An exploration of the ethico-aesthetic genre in the Sinophone world

The Lives of Cato the Younger from Ancient Rome to Modern America

By Thomas E. Strunk
Subjects: Classical Studies, Roman, Political Science, Biography

The influence of the philosopher, traitor, and statesman from antiquity to present day

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