Literature: history & criticism books

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Alexander Herzen’s Past and Thoughts was the most influential memoir in tsarist Russia. Passionate and insightful,...  Read More >>

From the cotton boll to the Cotton Bowl in modern American culture There are few places on earth as thoroughly...  Read More >>

This volume explores postmodern Bengali theatre and its global significance through essays by scholars and practitioners....  Read More >>

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A new volume by acclaimed poet Kim Addonizio, whose work is known for its streetwise, unflinching explorations of...  Read More >>

Eugene Manlove Rhodes, who coined New Mexico’s official state nickname “the Land of Enchantment,” was a superlative...  Read More >>

When civility is just a mask, what happens when it slips? This collection of gripping stories pries open the cracks...  Read More >>

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The author of short stories, children's literature, philosophical essays, plays, and The Picture of Dorian Gray,...  Read More >>

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An exploration of displacement and exile in Shakespeare's plays and our world today. This compelling collection...  Read More >>

This timely monograph explores the critical, yet often overlooked, role of genre in non-traditional authorship attribution...  Read More >>

Nomadic Narratives, Water, and Transformations: The Dynamics of Alterity in Yoko Tawada’s Literature  Read More >>

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Focusing on the work of Tanya Tagaq, Nelly Arcan, Sheila Heti, and Sina Queyras, Myra Bloom offers a dynamic exploration...  Read More >>

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A Systemic Functional Grammar of Cantonese adopts Systemic Functional Linguistics to describe the grammar of Cantonese,...  Read More >>

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Part memoir, part literary history, Ground to Stand On offers vivid testimony of the tenacity of the first generations...  Read More >>

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