Spring/Summer 2027 Seasonal Catalog Listing

Browse a listing of our new books scheduled to be published between February 2027 and July 2027.  


Our catalogs are also available through Edelweiss for booksellers and librarians. Download a PDF.

by Carla Cevasco

Fed Up

The True History of Why You're So Stressed About What to Feed the Kids

Carla Cevasco

by Caroline E. Janney

Mosby

The Life of a Rebel Among Rebels

Caroline E. Janney

by Lawrence E. Babits

Hollow Victory

The Battle of Hobkirks Hill

Lawrence E. Babits

by Ayesha Harruna Attah

Bitter Sweet

The Story of West Africa Through the Kola Nut

Ayesha Harruna Attah

by Kirtan Nautiyal

We Are Not These Bodies

On Fathers, Sons, and Indian American Belonging

Kirtan Nautiyal

by Philip F. Gura, James F. Bollman, Alison Brown, Steve Martin

America's Instrument

The Banjo in the Nineteenth Century

Philip F. Gura, James F. Bollman, Alison Brown, Steve Martin

by Carl W. Ernst, Peter Matthews Wright

Following Muhammad

Rethinking Islam in the Contemporary World

Carl W. Ernst, Peter Matthews Wright

by Caroline Newhall

Every Thing but Death

How Black POWs Survived the Civil War

Caroline Newhall

by Cian T. McMahon

When All the World Was Irish

A Global History of Saint Patrick's Day

Cian T. McMahon

by R. Scott Huffard Jr.

Casey Jones

The Man, Music, and Myth Behind the American Legend

R. Scott Huffard Jr.

by Douglas Flamming

The Long Game

Inside the Campaign for the Civil Rights Act of 1964

Douglas Flamming

by Douglas Little

The Reagan Mystique

Reassessing the Fortieth President in the Age of Trump

Douglas Little

by James E. Sanders

The Myth of Two Americas

A Shared History of the New World

James E. Sanders

by Toussaint Losier

War for the City

Black Liberation, Street Organizations, and the Consolidation of the Carceral State

Toussaint Losier

by Clayton Vaughn-Roberson

Fighting Jim Crow Fascism

The National Negro Congress, Black Internationalism, and Mass Politics

Clayton Vaughn-Roberson

by Emily Blanck

Juneteenth

How a Texas Emancipation Celebration Became a National Holiday

Emily Blanck

by Ashley L. Smith-Purviance

Unschooling Black Girls

Surviving Anti-Black Violence in Suburban Schools

Ashley L. Smith-Purviance

by Ajamu A. Dillahunt-Holloway

Black Workers for Justice

A History of Southern Labor and Black Liberation During the New Nadir

Ajamu A. Dillahunt-Holloway

by Andrew C. Isenberg, Justin L. Roberts

Slavery and the Environment in the Atlantic World

Andrew C. Isenberg, Justin L. Roberts

by Jamin Wells, Robin Reshard, Joe Vinson

Righting the Past

A Florida Community Reclaims Its African American History

Jamin Wells, Robin Reshard, Joe Vinson

by Leah Kuragano

Colonial Apprehension

Hawaiʻi, Settler Knowledge, and US Popular Culture

Leah Kuragano

by Aimee Villarreal

Sanctuaryscapes

Social Movements Across the New Mexico Borderlands

Aimee Villarreal

by Julia E. Rodriguez

Excavating Americanism

The Science of Civilization in Latin America, 1875–1910

Julia E. Rodriguez

by Patricia Scanlan

Redrawing the Lines

Women Illustrators and the Politics of Representation in Modern America

Patricia Scanlan

by Simeon A. Simeonov

Empire of Consuls

Sovereignty, Slavery, and Empire in the Revolutionary Atlantic, 1778–1848

Simeon A. Simeonov

by Tyler D. Parry, Charlton W. Yingling

Canine Power

A Violent History of Race and Resilience

Tyler D. Parry, Charlton W. Yingling

by Alan McPherson

Snitch

Reagan's Secret War and the American Contra Who Saw Too Much

Alan McPherson

by Joseph Rezek

The Racialization of Print

From John Smith to Frederick Douglass

Joseph Rezek

by Maria Stehle

Witches Brew

Reimagining Food, Sexuality, and Insatiable Bodies

Maria Stehle

by Elizabeth Alice Clement

The Reckoning

AIDS and Religion in Conservative America

Elizabeth Alice Clement

by Jian Gao

Journeys of Longing and Belonging

Migration and the Modern Chinese Mexico

Jian Gao

by Silvia Hunold Lara, Robert N. Anderson

Palmares and Cucaú

The Apprenticeship of Domination

Silvia Hunold Lara, Robert N. Anderson

by Matthew Casey

The Muckraker of Port-au-Prince

Joseph Jolibois Fils and the Fight for a Free Haiti

Matthew Casey

by Vanni Pettinà

Road to the Third World

The Political Economy of Mexican Internationalism in the 1970s

Vanni Pettinà

by Elspeth Martini

Paternalist Reckonings

The Humanitarian Roots of Indigenous Dispossession in the US and British Empires

Elspeth Martini

by Wendy Cadge, Amy Lawton

Sideways Spirituality

The Future of Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care in the United States

Wendy Cadge, Amy Lawton

by Mary Clark Moschella

Narrative Spiritual Care

Theory and Practice

Mary Clark Moschella

by Danae Jacobson

Habits of Conquest

Nuns, Labor, and the US Settler Empire

Danae Jacobson

by Andrew Gardner

A Pastor for Every Thousand Souls

Nationalism, Imperialism, and the Politics of Theological Higher Education, 1807–1860

Andrew Gardner

by Andrew Walker-Cornetta

The Exceptional Body of Christ

Catholicism and Cognitive Disability in Postwar America

Andrew Walker-Cornetta

by Emily A. Prifogle

Rural

A Modern American History

Emily A. Prifogle

by Marco Antonio Ramos

Just Dreams

Radical Psychiatry, Terror, and Human Rights in Cold War Argentina

Marco Antonio Ramos

by Susan C. Lawrence, Susan E. Lederer

American Cadavers

A History

Susan C. Lawrence, Susan E. Lederer

by Yndia S. Lorick-Wilmot

Belonging to Blackness

The Complexities of Black Identity and DNA Testing

Yndia S. Lorick-Wilmot

by Rachel L. Miller

Nice Work If You Can Get It

On Stage in America's First Culture Industries

Rachel L. Miller

by Esther Cyna

Stolen Futures

A History of Racism and School Finance in the US South

Esther Cyna

by Brandon James Render

Colorblind Universities

A History of the Making and Unmaking of Race in Higher Education

Brandon James Render

by Tracy E. K'Meyer

We Had a Hammer

The Origins of Mutual Self-Help Housing in the United States

Tracy E. K'Meyer

by Claudia Yaghoobi

Translating a Revolution

Armenian Women’s Voices from Iran to the United States

Claudia Yaghoobi

by Sarah Ehlers

Collecting Depression America

Archival Politics and the Making of Documentary Poetics

Sarah Ehlers

by Micah Oelze

Composers of the Unconscious

How Psychology Turned Brazilian Musicians into Social Engineers

Micah Oelze

by Kenneth L. Robinson, Mark H. Harvey, Keiko Tanaka, Angie Carter

Seeing Race in Rural Space

Racialized Structures and Frames in the United States

Kenneth L. Robinson, Mark H. Harvey, Keiko Tanaka, Angie Carter

by Emily Naser-Hall

Conceive and Control

American Narratives of Privacy, Sexuality, and Reproduction

Emily Naser-Hall

by W. Fitzhugh Brundage, Jon F. Sensbach, Laura F. Edwards

A New History of the American South

W. Fitzhugh Brundage, Jon F. Sensbach, Laura F. Edwards

by Bland Simpson, Ann Cary Simpson

Little Rivers and Waterway Tales

A Carolinian's Eastern Streams

Bland Simpson, Ann Cary Simpson

by Bart Elmore

Country Capitalism

How Corporations from the American South Remade Our Economy and the Planet

Bart Elmore

by Caroline E. Janney, Kathryn J. Shively

The Second Manassas Campaign

Caroline E. Janney, Kathryn J. Shively

by Beth Bailey

An Army Afire

How the US Army Confronted Its Racial Crisis in the Vietnam Era

Beth Bailey

The University of North Carolina Press
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