| EDUCATION | After the ivory tower falls : how college broke the American dream and blew up our politics– and how to fix it / Will Bunch. |
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| FOREIGN LANGUAGES & LITERATURES | Wild grass ; and, Morning blossoms gathered at dusk / Lu Xun ; translated by Eileen J. Cheng, edited by Theodore Huters. |
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| HISTORY & MARITIME STUDIES | Black snow : Curtis LeMay, the firebombing of Tokyo, and the road to the atomic bomb / James M. Scott. |
| Danger zone : the coming conflict with China / Hal Brands and Michael Beckley. |
| Empires of the Normans : conquerors of Europe / Levi Roach. |
| Healing a divided nation : how the American Civil War revolutionized Western medicine / Carole Adrienne. |
| Hurricane Jim Crow : how the Great Sea Island Storm of 1893 shaped the Lowcountry South / Caroline Grego. |
| Looking for an enemy : 8 essays on antisemitism / edited by Jo Glanville. |
| Lyman Trumbull and the second founding of the United States / Paul M. Rego. |
| The many lives of the first emperor of China / Anthony J. Barbieri-Low. |
| A murderous midsummer : the western rising of 1549 / Mark Stoyle. |
| The nature of slavery : environment and plantation labor in the Anglo-Atlantic world / Katherine Johnston. |
| On posthuman war : computation and military violence / Mike Hill. |
| Our kind of historian : the work and activism of Lerone Bennett Jr. / E. James West. |
| Partisans : the conservative revolutionaries who remade American politics in the 1990s / Nicole Hemmer. |
| Putin / Philip Short. |
| Racial innocence : unmasking Latino anti-Black bias and the struggle for equality / Tanya Katerâi Hernâandez. |
| Scotland : the global history, 1603 to the present / Murray Pittock. |
| Terrortimes, terrorscapes : continuities of space, time, and memory in twentieth-century war and genocide. |
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| LITERATURE & LITERARY STUDIES | Babysitter / Joyce Carol Oates. |
| Black folk could fly : selected writings / Randall Kenan. |
| Calling for a blanket dance : a novel / by Oscar Hokeah. |
| Certain concealments : Poe, Hawthorne, and early nineteenth-century abortion / Dana Medoro. |
| Cotton candy : poems dipped out of the air / Ted Kooser. |
| Eliot after The waste land / Robert Crawford. |
| Elizabeth Finch : a novel / Julian Barnes. |
| Groundglass / Kathryn Savage. |
| The life of crime : detecting the history of mysteries and their creators / Martin Edwards. |
| Making our future : visionary folklore and everyday culture in Appalachia / Emily Hilliard. |
| The marriage portrait / Maggie O’Farrell. |
| Selected books of the beloved / Gregory Orr. |
| Soul culture : Black poets, books, and questions that grew me up / Remica Bingham-Risher. |
| Trash talk : anti-Obama lore and race in the twenty-first century / Patricia A. Turner. |
| Turn up the ocean : poems / Tony Hoagland. |
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| PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION | Afro-Atlantic Catholics : America’s first Black Christians / Jeroen Dewulf. |
| Agrarian spirit : cultivating faith, community, and the land / Norman Wirzba. |
| Divine institutions : religions and community in the Middle Roman Republic / Dan-El Padilla Peralta. |
| Mesopotamian civilization and the origins of the New Testament / Robin Baker, University of Winchester. |
| Stealing my religion : not just any cultural appropriation / Liz Bucar. |
| What we owe the future / William MacAskill. |
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| SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY | Before the big bang : the origin of the universe and what lies beyond / Laura Mersini-Houghton. |
| Charged : a history of batteries and lessons for a clean energy future / James Morton Turner ; foreword by Paul S. Sutter. |
| Fantastic numbers and where to find them : a cosmic quest from zero to infinity / Antonio Padilla. |
| Pentagons and pentagrams : an illustrated history / text by Eli Maor ; illustrations by Eugen Jost. |
| Proving ground : the untold story of the six women who programmed the world’s first modern computer / Kathy Kleiman. |
| Tales from a robotic world : how intelligent machines will shape our future / Dario Floreano and Nicola Nosengo. |
| Transformer : the deep chemistry of life and death / Nick Lane. |
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| SOCIAL SCIENCES | Anarchist prophets : disappointing vision and the power of collective sight / James R. Martel. |
| Animal crisis : a new critical theory / Alice Crary and Lori Gruen. |
| Borderland circuitry : immigration surveillance in the United States and beyond / Ana Muäniz. |
| Cloud empires : how digital platforms are overtaking the state and how we can regain control / Vili Lehdonvirta. |
| Curious minds : the power of connection / Perry Zurn and Danielle S. Bassett. |
| Electable : why America hasn’t put a woman in the White House…yet / Ali Vitali. |
| HMS Terror : the design, fitting and voyages of the polar discovery ship / Matthew Betts ; foreword by John Moore & Ryan Harris. |
| Nomad century : how climate migration will reshape our world / Gaia Vince. |
| Proving pregnancy : gender, law, and medical knowledge in nineteenth-century America / Felicity M. Turner. |
| The spiritual significance of overload boredom / Sharday C. Mosurinjohn. |
| State of disaster : the failure of U.S. migration policy in an age of climate change / Maria Cristina Garcia. |
| Status and culture : how our desire for social rank creates taste, identity, art, fashion, and constant change / W. David Marx. |
| Two cheers for politics : why democracy is flawed, frightening–and our best hope / Jedediah Purdy. |
| We are still here : Afghan women on courage, freedom, and the fight to be heard / edited by Nahid Shahalimi ; foreword by Margaret Atwood. |
| Wounded country : the Murray-Darling Basin : a contested history / Quentin Beresford. |
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| VISUAL ARTS & DESIGN | Architecture and objects / Graham Harman. |
| The only woman / Immy Humes. |