Featured Books
How to Feel: The Science and Meaning of Touch
Assistant Professor of Communication Sushma Subramanian
Columbia University Press, February 2021
Subramanian’s timely work explores the scientific, physical, emotional, and cultural aspects of feeling, even as the pandemic has changed society’s relationship with touch in fundamental ways.
The Conductors
Nicole Glover ’10
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, March 2021
This historical fantasy set in the 1870s tells of a couple who once used their magical abilities to help enslaved people escape to freedom via the Underground Railroad. Now, post-Civil War, they use their magic to solve murders. It’s the first book in Glover’s Murder & Magic series.
Books of Note
Are You Gregg’s Mother?
Charlotte Gregg Morgan ’67
memoir, Legacy Book Press January 2021
Hidden City: The Unimaginables, Book 1
Jen Furlong ’14
young adult novel, Masterful Person Company Publishing
audiobook, March 2021; paperback, April 2021
Ces Couleurs Qui Nous Trompent
Delphine Ngo Kattal ’17
French-language novel,
Vérone Publishing
February 2021