"Raphael... brought warmth and luminosity to didactic devotional images, and he imbued his drawings with the intimate immediacy of a diary entry." #raphael #metmuseum #artbooks #arthistory

THE ACCUSED by Jessica Trisko Darden sheds light on Nazi women and war crimes. See her interview with VCU News: 

We Computers by Hamid Ismailov (Uzbekistan), translated from the Uzbek by Shelley Fairweather-Vega and published by Yale University Press #EBRDLiteraturePrize2026

"A brisk, engaging read that avoids hagiography. Okrent highlights the emotional frailties that coexisted with the brilliance and generosity."—Julia Klein, @LATimes

@RainTaxi reviews Whitney's SIXTIES SURREAL—the exhibition catalog that "will bring any interested reader pleasure, provocation, and insight."

Hornstein's MYTH AND MENAGERIE has received a review in the most recent issue of the Nineteenth-Century French Studies journal.

Readers interested in medicine and health won't want to miss this excerpt from Gleason's FIELD GUIDE TO FALLING ILL, now available from Michigan Quarterly Review.

"This exceptional debut should be ranked among the outstanding books of the year."—Crawford Gribben, @WSJ

MORDECAI M. KAPLAN: RESTLESS SOUL is "A well-researched, thoughtful, and deeply human exploration of one of the most consequential figures in recent Jewish history."—Rabbi Marc Katz, @JewishBookCouncil.

"Excellent. . . . Sondheim emerges as a monstre sacré—French for a super-talented diva—under the pen of biographer Daniel Okrent."—Alex Beam, @BostonGlobe

Read the Federalist's review of Gibney's A SHORT HISTORY OF IRELAND, 1500-2000.

"UNSETTLING TERRITORY chronicles the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin's resilience during the 20th and 21st centuries . . . presenting a hopeful yet realistic outlook for future land-back efforts."—@ChicagoReader

Curtis Dozier, author of THE WHITE PEDESTAL, appears on the podcast American Campus. 

Open Letters Review's says of BEHIND CAESAR'S BACK, "Davenport has produced a masterwork of Roman history synthesis."

Publishers Weekly has given Cuthbertson's LADY C a positive review, noting that “readers will come away with a greater appreciation for the novel".

The New York Times features Brooks Lamb's (LOVE FOR THE LAND) op-ed, "Why the Kids Won't Farm."

Okrent's STEPHEN SONDHEIM has received a positive review in a Boston Globe column.

Don't miss Matthew Elia, author of THE PROBLEM OF THE CHRISTIAN MASTER in a new interview on The Augustine Podcast.

Listen to Emily Katz Anhalt, author of WHY HUMANITY NEEDS HERODOTUS, in a new interview on the Built Not Born podcast.

The New Haven Independent's Allan Appel writes about Michael Hattem’s recent talk on THE MEMORY OF '76 in captivating detail.

Scott's THEMISTOCLES “deserves to be widely read as a superb introduction to the life of Themistocles and the foundations of democracy", writes reviewer David Gibbins in the Wall Street Journal.

THE ACCUSED by Jessica Trisko Darden is a compelling examination that challenges everything we assume about Nazi women’s perpetration of war crimes, revealing how gender norms contributed to disparities in sentencing between men and women. #HolocaustStudies #GenderAndWar #LegalHistory

The New Criterion has called Casey's ARCHITECTURE AND ARTIFICE, a “splendidly illustrated specialist guide to the practice of eighteenth-century architecture.”

In MAKE YOUR HOME IN THIS LUMINOUS DARK, James K. A. Smith shows how embracing uncertainty leads to liberation. Drawing on the wisdom of mystics, he reveals how love dispels fear, offering comfort through radical uncertainty. #Philosophy #Mysticism #EmbraceUncertainty

The Los Angeles Review of Books reviews Peterson's A POPULAR HISTORY OF IDI AMIN'S UGANDA.

Washington's PAULE MARSHALL has just been reviewed by Publishers Weekly.

Washington's PAULE MARSHALL has been featured in Fine Books and Collections' February roundup.

"Unsettling Territory" by Douglas Metoxen Kiel is a deep dive into the Oneida Nation's history showcases their rise from Revolutionary War allies to a powerful modern force, highlighting resilience, adaptation, and cultural revival. #IndigenousResilience #OneidaNation #CulturalRevival

InsideHook's list of "11 Books You Should be Reading This March" features Yale author Daniel Okrent's STEPHEN SONDHEIM.

Discover the transformation of U.S. health care in WHIPLASH by Blumenthal & Morone. Learn how Presidents Obama, Trump & Biden navigated crises, shaping today's political landscape. Essential reading for health care & politics enthusiasts. #HealthCareReform #PoliticalHistory #PresidentialLeadership

Megan Fox Kelly, in her recent art book roundup in the Observer, praises Rauschenberg's I DON'T THINK ABOUT BEING GREAT as a “compelling” collection that “offer[s] candid, lyrical insights.”

Explore our latest books on global affairs at the International Studies Association meeting and enjoy 30% off. #ISA2026 https://yalebooks.yale.edu/ISA26/

"Frida: Making of an Icon... blasts apart any crystallized conception of the artist... it is all about Frida the signifier, and her miracles are already in our minds, our hearts." The exhibition catalogue is a stunner! #Frida #artbooks

Don't miss Decatur Daily's review of Goodman's HEROD THE GREAT, calling it "scholarly, insightful, and clearly written".

The Englewood Review of Books has posted a new, touchingly personal review of Fujimura's ART IS. 

Ehrman's JOURNEYS TO HEAVEN AND HELL is "An important study with profound implications for Christian doctrine." —Ruth B. Edwards, Journal for the Study of the New Testament

Want to learn more about the rumors and gossip behind Roman emperors? Don't miss a new interview of Caillan Davenport, author of BEHIND CAESAR'S BACK on New Books Network.

"Anhalt’s ANCIENT WISDOM FOR POLARIZED TIMES assists her readers in becoming capable of comprehending complex moral landscapes, and capable of the increasingly rare willingness to talk truth to power." —Claudia Hauer, Arion

Read an excerpt from Can Xue's THE ENCHANTING LIVES OF OTHERS on LitHub.

MedHum has called Gleason's A FIELD GUIDE TO FALLING ILL “exemplary.”

Don't miss Big Think's review of David Bessis's MATHEMATICA. 

"Our culture really does think about Rome all the time. Dozier’s THE WHITE PEDESTAL asks a harder question: why—and to what ends." —Brian K. Mahoney, Hudson Valley Newsroom

Dault, author of THE ACCESSORIZED BIBLE, appears in interviews with The Truth Is... by Lisa Sharon Harper.

Megan Fox Kelly, in an art book roundup in the Observer, praises MAN RAY: WHEN OBJECTS DREAM as an “in-depth study” that “reveals how chance, experimentation, and ambiguity were not peripheral but central to [Man Ray’s] thinking.”

"STRIKE is a book that, once you become aware of its existence, you cannot help but wonder why someone had not written it sooner. Bond has produced a remarkable volume that is timely, affordable, and of broad interest." —Christopher B. Zeichmann, Review of Biblical Literature

Check out this episode of Katy Hessel's The Great Women Artists Podcast--an interview with Nicholas Fox Weber, whose terrific bio of Anni Albers will be published 4/28/26! #annialbers #biography

"I'm an American storyteller, and these are my stories too"-Amy Sherald Experience the power of Amy Sherald's portraits in the book Amy Sherald: American Sublime. #AmySherald #womenoftheyear #americanartist #portraiture #artbooks

So excited to see three books on the Yale UP list included in this roundup of important art books! #ManRay #JMWTurner #JohnConstable #RobertRauschenberg #artbooks

"At six volumes and over 2,000 pages, with 100 works newly confirmed as authentic... the [Amadeo Modigliani] catalogue raisonné seems poised to redefine the field of authentication..." #modigliani #catalogueraisonne

“Fascinating . . . . a gripping account." writes Commonweal on Jensen's THE MASTER OF CONTRADICTIONS