Denison University presents Theorizing Satire: Essays in Literary Criticism by Kirk Combe and Brian A. Connery. In its eleven essays, Theorizing Satire: Essays in Literary Criticism re-explores old...
Peter Grandbois' This House That is a haunting collection of poetry that traces the effort to reintergrate the self after loss.It is a book about family, about love, and about the mystery of being ...
For readers of Dopesick and Dreamland, journalist Jack Shuler explores the current addiction crisis as a human rights problem fostered by poverty and inadequate health care in this "insightful look...
A beloved nature poet reflects on environmental change, political transformation, and the ineluctable fact of aging.
We are all human and nonhuman on the move. The poems in Transit emerge from just...
Denison University presents A Translation of the Greek Expressions in the Text of The Gospel of John, A Commentary by Rudolf Bultmann by Walter Eisenbeis
"This thought-provoking apocalypse noir fires on all cylinders.” –Publishers Weekly starred reviewFrom the author of Road Out of Winter, winner of the 2021 Philip K. Dick Award, comes a resonant, v...
Triptych disrupts conventions of book authorship. Between two covers are three books, The Three-Legged World by Peter Grandbois, In Time by James McCorkle, and Orpheus & Echo by Robert Miltner....
Denison University presents The Twin Sister Planets Venus and Earth: Why are they so different? by Robert Malcuit:
This book explains how it came to be that Venus and Earth, while very similar in c...
Have you ever imagined attending a camel beauty contest in Abu Dhabi, bathing with elephants in Nepal, avoiding shark attacks in the Persian Gulf, or trudging through cow poo pockets on an Irish da...
Underground Fugue by Margot Singer. Singer, who teaches English at Denison University in Ohio, has won a Flannery O’Connor Award for her short stories, and her skill with that concentrated form is...
Denison University presents Unknown Sands: Journeys Around the World's Most Isolated Country by John W. Kropf:
Turkmenistan was once the world's most feared territory. Since the time of the Mongols...
Denison University presents Void and Voice: Questioning Narrative Conventions in Andre Gide's Major First-Person Narratives by Charles O'Keefe:
A close reading of Andre Gide's three major first-per...
Denison University presents Wait by Alison Stine:
In a small town under a spell, a child bride prays for the sheriff’s gun. Iron under a bed stops a nightmare. The carousel artist can carve only bi...
Denison University presents We Have a Donor: The Bold New World of Organ Transplants by Mark Dowie.
Organ and tissue transplants have won recognition as viable treatment, stresses Dowie, a reporter...
Denison University presents We Struggle Not Against Flesh & Blood: Thoughts & Reflections on Being Black in America by Amir Clayton Powell:
Inspired by Ephesians 6, We Struggle Not Against ...
