David Baker, acclaimed for his combination of “visionary scope” (Gettysburg Review) and “emotional intensity” (Georgia Review), is one of contemporary poetry’s most gifted lyric poets. In Swift, he...
Is it possible for poetry to be simultaneously raw and elegant, direct and oblique, hurtful and consoling? Yes, says Dear Delinquent, Ann Townsend's incandescent new collection. "My heart presses m...
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 ...
Brazen Creature spans a young woman's awakening. The poems' concerns are twofold: violence against women and girls that has become rooted in the land, and verdant female desire and self-assertion i...
Denison University presents Culture And African American Politics by Charles P. Henry . Paperback
"This is an original, interesting, and informative work, well worth reading."―Journal of American H...
Katherine Dimancescu’s debut narrative offers readers a window into the lives of some of her well-known and also little known maternal ancestors who helped shape the New England communities they c...
Based upon the naturopathic tenet that nature heals, The Health Revolution: Give Yourself the Healthcare You Deserve provides medical history, eight simple guidelines to living your best life, and ...
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...
Congregational Music-Making and Community in a Mediated Age edited by Anna E Nekola and Tom Wagner. Anna E Nekola is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Denison University, teaching in the departme...
Denison University presents "Art and Ventriloquism" by David Goldblatt
This exciting collection of David Goldblatt's essays, available for the first time in one volume, uses the metaphor of ventril...
Denison University presents "The Church in the Time of Empire" by David Woodyard
Literature abounds on the nature of empire and the ways in which America embodies it. As a nation, we have rigorousl...
Denison University presents Granville's Industrial Past by Theresa Overholser
Difficult though it may be to imagine, today’s tidy college town of Granville, Ohio was once an emerging industrial cen...
Denison University presents Welsh Hills, Ohio (Images of America Series) by Janet Philipps Procida:
In 1796, several Welsh families fled their homeland to start new lives in America. Theophilus Ree...
Denison University presents Granville, Ohio (Images of America Series) by Alexa McDonough and Theresa Overholser
In 1805, a group of citizens from Massachusetts and Connecticut braved treacherous t...
