Denison University presents "Humboldt: Or, the Power of Positive Thinking" by Scott Navicky.
The Iraq War? The housing market collapse? College football's concussion crisis? How can anyone be expec...
Denison University presents "Miss New India" by Bharati Mukherjee.
"Enchanting! Mukherjee's pitch-perfect ear for character and mood and her storytelling gifts capture the exhilarating restlessness...
Denison University presents "In Passing" by John N. Miller.
John N. Miller's meditations on family, childhood love, grief, mortality, history, and place take us deep into the heart of lives acutely...
Denison University presents "Back Home Awhile" by John N. Miller:
"Home" in these poems is small-town or rural Ohio: Van Wert, the poet's birthplace to which he returns briefly en route to Granvill...
Denison University presents "Holmes and Frankfurter: Their Correspondence, 1912-1934" by Robert M. Mennel (Editor) and Christine L. Compston (Editor).
Nearly 400 previously unpublished letters capt...
Denison University presents "Sunk Like God Behind the House" by Kent Maynard.
Drawing upon his experiences and knowledge as a professional anthropologist, Kent Maynard takes readers on a sensory jo...
Denison University presents "In Pursuit of the White House: How We Choose Our Presidential Nominees" by William G. Mayer (Editor).
A readable informative guide to the strategic prenomination enviro...
Denison University presents Textual Intercourse: Collaboration, Authorship, and Sexualities in Renaissance Drama by Jeffrey Masten.
Textual Intercourse brings together literary criticism, theater h...
Denison University presents "The Shining Place of an Image" by Barbara S. Marshall.
This is a book about spiritual depth. The first chapter begins by dealing extensively with spiritual depth in its...
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...
Denison University presents "The International Political Economy Of Coffee" by Richard Lucier:
The most severe frost of the twentieth century ravaged Brazilian coffee-growing areas in 1975—leading ...
Denison University presents "How the Net Is Gripped: A Selection of Contemporary American Poetry" by Rupert Loydell (Editor), David Miller (Editor).
This book is an eclectic selection of contempor...
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...
