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2018

Literature

Award Winners

R. John Williams

The Buddha in the

Machine

Cloth 978-0-300-19447-0

$50.00

Winner of the 2012 Samuel

and Ronnie Heyman Prize

for Outstanding Scholarly

Publication; Winner of the

2015 American Comparative

Literature Association’s Harry

Levin Prize

Rebecca Gould

Writers and Rebels

HC - Paper over Board

978-0-300-20064-5

$85.00/$63.75

Selected as the Honorable Men-

tion for the Joseph Rothschild

Prize in Nationalism and Ethnic

Studies; Winner of the ASEES

2017 USC Book Prize; Honorable

Mention, 2017 ASEEES Davis

Center Book Prize

Máirtín Ó Cadhain

Graveyard Clay

page 7

Winner of the Modern

Language Association’s

2018 Lois Roth Award for a

Translation of a Literary Work

Eugene O’Neill

Long Day’s Journey

Into Night, Multimedia

Edition

page 6

Winner of the 2017 American

Publishers Awards for Profes-

sional & Scholarly Excellence

(PROSE) in the Literature

category

Rolena Adorno

The Polemics of

Possession in Spanish

American Narrative

Paper 978-0-300-21476-5

$42.00

Winner of the 2017

Grawemeyer Award in

Religion given by the

Louisville Presbyterian

Theological Seminary

David Rosen and

Aaron Santesso

The Watchman in

Pieces

Cloth 978-0-300-15541-9

$50.00

Finalist for the 2016 First

Book Award given by the

Berkshire Conference of

Women Historians

Leo Damrosch

Eternity’s Sunrise

page 14

New York Times Book Review,

Editors’ Choice; A Kirkus Reviews

Best Book of 2015; Finalist for

the 2015 National Book Critics

Circle award in the criticism

category; Shortlisted for the

2016 Christian Gauss Award

given by the Phi Beta Kappa

Society

Claude Arnaud

Jean Cocteau

page 14

Winner of the 2017

French-American Translation

Foundation Book Award for

Nonfiction; Longlisted for

the 2017 Jacqueline Bograd

Weld Award given by the PEN

American Center

Literature/Literary Studies 3

Packing My Library

An Elegy and Ten Digressions

ALBERTO MANGUEL

In this poignant and personal reevalua-

tion of his life as a reader and collector of

books, best-selling author and renowned

bibliophile Alberto Manguel meditates

upon his vast personal library and cham-

pions the far-reaching importance of all

libraries—for individual readers and for

civilized societies.

Available in March 2018

Hardcover 2018 160 pp.

978-0-300-21933-3 $23.00

&Beowulf

TRANSLATED BY STEPHEN MITCHELL

Stephen Mitchell’s marvelously clear and

vivid rendering re-creates the robust mas-

culine music of the original. It both hews

closely to the Old English and captures its

wild energy and vitality. Spare, sinuous,

vigorous in its narration, and translucent

in its poetry, this new translation makes a

masterpiece accessible to everyone.

Hardcover 2017 264 pp. 2 b/w illus.

978-0-300-22888-5 $26.00

Chicago Renaissance

Literature and Art in the Midwest Metropolis

LIESL OLSON

This remarkable cultural history cele-

brates the Midwestern city of Chicago for

its centrality to the modernist movement.

Author Liesl Olson illuminates stories of

the famous and iconoclastic interwoven

with accounts of lesser-known editors,

bookstore owners, and tastemakers who

helped nurture Chicago’s unique culture

of artistic experimentation.

Hardcover 2017 400 pp. 88 b/w illus.

978-0-300-20368-4 $35.00

Antiquity Matters

FREDERIC RAPHAEL

In his latest work, Frederic Raphael

deploys his renowned wit and erudition

to explore the ancient world and its

continuing influence upon contemporary

society. From the presumed superiority

of democracy to the momentum behind

today’s gay rights movement, Raphael’s

latest work will provoke, surprise and, at

the same time, entertain its readers.

Hardcover 2017 376 pp.

978-0-300-21537-3 $26.00

The Other Middle East

An Anthology of Modern Levantine Literature

FRANCK SALAMEH

An extraordinary anthology of Levantine

literature reveals the rich diversity of

ethnicities, religions, languages, cultures,

and ideas that create the colorful mosaic

of the Middle East, encouraging a new

appreciation of the region that defies

common Western misconceptions and

prejudices.

Hardcover 2018 408 pp.

978-0-300-20444-5 $50.00

&Devotion

PATTI SMITH

In this enchanting book a beloved artist

and author offers an intimate account of

the process of creativity, from first spark

through final polishing. The diversely tal-

ented Patti Smith begins with an original

tale, then explores its sources, inspiration,

mechanics, and more, to illuminate the

nature of creative invention.

WHY I WRITE

Hardcover 2017 112 pp. 11 b/w illus.

978-0-300-21862-6 $18.00

True Stories

And Other Essays

FRANCIS SPUFFORD

From the author of the best-selling novel

Golden Hill, this inspired collection of

essays explores the complicated rela-

tionships among story-telling, truth-tell-

ing, and the workings of the writer’s

imagination. Francis Spufford provides

fresh insights while always affirming the

pleasures of reading.

HC - Paper over Board 2017 360 pp.

978-0-300-23005-5 $25.00

The Politics of Parody

A Literary History of Caricature, 1760–1830

DAVID FRANCIS TAYLOR

This book explores literature, visual satire,

and parliamentary political culture in

eighteenth-century Britain, and shows

how caricatures routinely parodied the

personalities and narratives found in

works by Shakespeare, Milton, Swift, and

others to facilitate political engagement.

THE LEWIS WALPOLE SERIES IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY CULTURE

AND HISTORY

Available in May 2018

Hardcover 2018 320 pp. 76 b/w illus.

978-0-300-22375-0 $50.00

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&= recommended for course use

1.800.405.1619/yalebooks.com

Literature/Literary Studies

Yale French Studies, Number 133

“Detecting” Patrick Modiano

EDITED BY RICHARD J. GOLSAN AND LYNN A. HIGGINS

This volume of Yale French Studies pro-

vides new perspectives on the work of the

2014 Nobel laureate in literature, Patrick

Modiano. Offering critical reassessments

of themes that have informed, indeed

haunted, Modiano’s fiction from the

outset, this collection of essays places the

writer in a variety of new contexts.

YALE FRENCH STUDIES SERIES

Available in June 2018

Paper 2018 256 pp.

978-0-300-22889-2 $45.00

The New Testament

A Translation

DAVID BENTLEY HART

From one of our most celebrated writers

on religion comes this fresh, bold, and

unsettling new translation of the New

Testament. Reproducing the texts’ often

fragmentary formulations without aug-

mentation or correction, David Bentley

Hart has produced a pitilessly literal trans-

lation, one that captures the texts’ some-

times raw, astonished, and halting prose.

Hardcover 2017 616 pp.

978-0-300-18609-3 $35.00

Waka and Things, Waka as Things

EDWARD KAMENS

A challenging, scholarly study of classical

Japanese poetry (waka), this generously

illustrated volume examines a variety of

poems—many reproduced here for the

first time outside Japan—as they engage

with material things in Japanese culture

and stand as things in and of themselves.

Hardcover 2018 352 pp. 11 color + 29 b/w illus.

978-0-300-22371-2 $65.00

On Color

DAVID SCOTT KASTAN WITH STEPHEN FARTHING

Ranging from Homer to Picasso, and from

the Iranian Revolution to the Wizard of

Oz, this spirited and radiant book awak-

ens us anew to the role of color in our

lives. Beautifully produced in full color, On

Color is a smart and entertaining guide to

one of the most intriguing and least un-

derstood aspects of everyday experience.

Available in May 2018

Hardcover 2018 272 pp. 47 color illus.

978-0-300-17187-7 $28.00

Enraged

Why Violent Times Need Ancient Greek Myths

EMILY KATZ ANHALT

A fascinating new study of three classic

works of ancient Greek literature, expos-

ing their enduring relevance. These sto-

ries, by Homer, Sophocles, and Euripides,

all emphasize the consequences of glo-

rifying violent rage and cultivate instead

the capacity for empathy, self-restraint,

and rational debate.

Hardcover 2017 288 pp.

978-0-300-21737-7 $30.00

&Name Me a Word

Indian Writers Reflect on Writing

EDITED BY MEENA ALEXANDER

Curated by renowned scholar and poet

Meena Alexander, this anthology brings

together voices from India and across

the Indian diaspora on a range of issues

both personal and political. Contributors

include such luminaries as R. K. Narayan,

Salman Rushdie, and Arundhati Roy,

making this volume ideal for gift-giving

as well as classroom use.

Available in June 2018

Paper 2018 384 pp.

978-0-300-22258-6 $25.00

Feeling Jewish

(A Book for Just About Anyone)

DEVORAH BAUM

In this witty and insightful book, Devorah

Baum delves into fiction, film, memoir,

and psychoanalysis to present a dazzlingly

original exploration of feelings that

increasingly define life for us all. In our

hyperconnected yet insecure world, who

isn’t feeling more marginalized, uprooted,

and existentially threatened . . . more, in a

word, Jewish?

Hardcover 2017 296 pp.

978-0-300-21244-0 $26.00

1.800.405.1619/yalebooks.com

Literature/Literary Studies

Thoreau’s Animals

HENRY DAVID THOREAU; EDITED BY GEOFF WISNER;

ILLUSTRATED BY DEBBY COTTER KASPARI

This beautifully illustrated treasury

presents Thoreau’s most memorable and

sharply observed journal accounts of crea-

tures he encountered in the fields, forests,

and wetlands of his beloved Concord. A

keen and thoughtful witness, he describes

an elusive night warbler, a new fish spe-

cies in Walden Pond, a desperate runaway

pig, and many more.

Hardcover 2017 280 pp. 54 b/w illus.

978-0-300-22376-7 $30.00

Thoreau’s Wildflowers

HENRY DAVID THOREAU; EDITED BY GEOFF WISNER;

ILLUSTRATED BY BARRY MOSER

This appealing book—the first devoted to

Thoreau’s journal entries on the flowering

plants and trees of Concord—showcases

his scientific accuracy, beautiful writing,

and spiritual insights. Barry Moser’s ele-

gant black-and-white drawings enhance

the volume.

Hardcover 2016 344 pp. 217 b/w illus.

978-0-300-21477-2 $30.00

&Essays

A Fully Annotated Edition

HENRY D. THOREAU; EDITED BY JEFFREY S. CRAMER

This treasure trove of Thoreau’s most

noteworthy essays, generously annotated

by a leading scholar, belongs on the book-

shelves of every admirer of this endlessly

fascinating figure.

Paper 2015 480 pp. 1 b/w illus.

978-0-300-21680-6 $20.00

&Walden

HENRY D. THOREAU; EDITED AND WITH AN AFTER-

WORD BY JEFFREY S. CRAMER; INTRODUCTION BY

DENIS DONOGHUE

This handsome, affordable paperback

edition is based on the original 1854 edi-

tion of Walden, with emendations taken

from Thoreau’s draft manuscripts, his own

markings on page proofs, and notes in his

personal copy of the book. An introduc-

tion by Denis Donoghue places Thoreau’s

life and achievement in context.

Paper 2006 464 pp. 2 b/w illus.

978-0-300-11008-1 $9.95

Cloth 2004 400 pp. 6 b/w illus.

978-0-300-10466-0 $30.00

Last Works

Lessons in Leaving

MARK C. TAYLOR

In this deeply perceptive and personal

exploration of last works, Mark C. Taylor

considers the final reflections of writers

and thinkers from Kierkegaard to David

Foster Wallace. Throughout, Taylor probes

how the art of living involves learning to

leave gracefully.

Hardcover 2018 392 pp. 24 b/w illus.

978-0-300-22439-9 $35.00

The Elusive Brain

Literary Experiments in the Age of

Neuroscience

JASON TOUGAW; FOREWORD BY JOSEPH E. LEDOUX

An illuminating, comprehensive survey

of contemporary literature’s engagement

with neuroscience. This fascinating book

covers a range of contemporary writers

whose “brain memoirs” and “neuronov-

els” raise questions about how might we

understand the brain’s relation to identity,

how should we live with it, study it, and

write about it.

Available in April 2018

Hardcover 2018 288 pp. 20 b/w illus.

978-0-300-22117-6 $40.00

The Burning House

Jim Crow and the Making of Modern America

ANDERS WALKER

The Burning House explores a racial

diversity that was born out of Southern

repression and that both black and white

intellectuals worked to maintain at the

expense of equality and integration. With

great clarity and insight, Anders Walker

offers a new lens through which to un-

derstand the history of civil rights in the

United States.

Available in March 2018

Hardcover 2018 312 pp.

978-0-300-22398-9 $30.00

Order our print editions from

your favorite retailers, including

Amazon, Barnes & Noble,

Indigo, and IndieBound.

&= recommended for course use

Literature/Literary Studies—Recent & Classic titles

MICHAEL ALEXANDER

&Medievalism

978-0-300-22730-7

$22.00

FREDERICK DOUGLASS

&The Heroic Slave

978-0-300-18462-4

$9.95

TERRY EAGLETON

&How to Read Literature

978-0-300-20530-5

$15.00

PAUL H. FRY

&Theory of Literature

978-0-300-18083-1

$19.00

DALE B. MARTIN

&New Testament History

and Literature

978-0-300-18085-5

$22.00

PETER GAY

Why the Romantics Matter

978-0-300-14429-1

$24.00

JOHANN VON GOETHE

&Faust

978-0-300-18969-8

$20.00

ROBERTO GONZÁLEZ ECHEVARRÍA

&Cervantes’ “Don Quixote”

978-0-300-19864-5

$20.00

CLIVE JAMES

Latest Readings

978-0-300-22355-2

$15.00

JAMES JOYCE

The Little Review “Ulysses”

978-0-300-18177-7

$28.00

GIUSEPPE MAZZOTTA

&Reading Dante

978-0-300-19135-6

$29.00

MATTHEW MUTTER

Restless Secularism

978-0-300-22173-2

$85.00

EUGENE O’NEILL

&Long Day’s Journey

Into Night, Mulitmedia Ed.

978-0-300-21432-1

$11.99

TIM PARKS

Life and Work

978-0-300-21536-6

$35.00

BETH H. PIATOTE

Domestic Subjects

978-0-300-22707-9

$26.00

JOHN SUTHERLAND

A Little History of Literature

978-0-300-20531-2

$15.00

1.800.405.1619/yalebooks.com

The Margellos World

Republic of Letters

Concerto al-Quds

ADONIS; TRANSLATED FROM THE ARABIC BY

KHALED MATTAWA

This deeply felt poem is a hymn to the

troubled city of Jerusalem/Al-Quds,

embattled by the conflicting demands

of Jews, Christians, and Muslims. Adonis

combines ecstatic lyricism with acute

political insight to shed light on the City

of God’s contentious history and beliefs.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

Hardcover 2017 96 pp.

978-0-300-19764-8 $25.00

Now available in paperback

&Exemplary Novels

MIGUEL DE CERVANTES; TRANSLATED FROM THE

SPANISH BY EDITH GROSSMAN; EDITED BY ROBERTO

GONZÁLEZ ECHEVARRÍA

Edith Grossman offers a full demon-

stration of the Spanish author’s pure

brilliance as an entertainer, his almost

limitless ability to create characters and

invent plots, and his remarkably enduring

connection with readers across centuries.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

Paper 2018 448 pp.

978-0-300-23053-6 $20.00

Hardcover 2016 448 pp.

978-0-300-12586-3 $27.50

The Influence Peddlers

HÉDI KADDOUR; TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH BY

TERESA LAVENDER FAGAN

This eagerly awaited English translation

explores the clash of French, Arabic, and

North African cultures during French

colonial years. With a penetrating sense

of both irony and tragedy, the author

casts fresh light on the contradictions of

colonialism and its tragic legacy.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

PB-with Flaps 2017 344 pp.

978-0-300-22288-3 $18.00

Journeying

CLAUDIO MAGRIS; TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN

BY ANNE MILANO APPEL

In this inviting account of journeys to

Spain, Iran, Norway, Vietnam, Australia,

and beyond, the author seeks the kind

of experience “that occurs when you

abandon yourself to [the gentle current of

time] and to whatever life brings.”

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

Available in March 2018

Hardcover 2018 288 pp.

978-0-300-21851-0 $25.00

The Valley of the Fallen

CARLOS ROJAS; TRANSLATED FROM THE SPANISH BY

EDITH GROSSMAN

In this dazzling combination of narrative

invention and art historical expertise, the

author imagines Francisco de Goya during

his fraught years as official royal artist to

the Spanish court in the early nineteenth

century, and again during Franco’s Fascist

era of the twentieth century.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

Available in March 2018

Hardcover 2018 312 pp.

978-0-300-21796-4 $26.00

The Book of Whispers

VARUJAN VOSGANIAN; TRANSLATED FROM THE

ROMANIAN BY ALISTAIR IAN BLYTH

Hailed for its sensitive authenticity, this

internationally acclaimed novel draws

upon survivor accounts and historical

documents to recount the tragedy of the

Armenian genocide at the hands of the

Ottoman Empire.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

Hardcover 2017 360 pp.

978-0-300-22346-0 $26.00

Mesopotamia

SERHIY ZHADAN; PROSE TRANSLATED FROM THE

UKRAINIAN BY REILLY COSTIGAN-HUMES AND ISAAC

STACKHOUSE WHEELER; POETRY TRANSLATED FROM THE

UKRANIAN BY VIRLANA TKACZ AND WANDA PHIPPS

Through nine interconnected stories and

accompanying poems, this captivating

work of fiction shines fresh light on

working-class life in today’s post-Soviet

Ukraine.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

Available in May 2018

PB-with Flaps 2018 320 pp.

978-0-300-22335-4 $16.00

Now available in paperback

&Graveyard Clay

Cré na Cille

MÁIRTÍN Ó CADHAIN; TRANSLATED FROM THE IRISH

BY LIAM MAC CON IOMAIRE AND TIM ROBINSON

in this brilliant translation of a master-

work of modern Irish literature, Ó Cad-

hain’s dark comedy unfolds in a graveyard,

where the newly arrived dead bring news

to those already in their coffins.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

Paper 2017 368 pp. 6 b/w illus.

978-0-300-22706-2 $16.00

Hardcover 2016 368 pp. 6 b/w illus.

978-0-300-20376-9 $25.00

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Pedigree

A Memoir

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED FROM THE

FRENCH BY MARK POLIZZOTTI

In this rare glimpse into the life of Nobel

laureate Patrick Modiano, the author

takes up his pen to tell the story of his

early years—shadowy times in postwar

Paris that haunt his memory and have

inspired his cherished body of fiction.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

Paper 2016 pp.

978-0-300-22361-3 $15.00

Cloth 2015 144 pp.

978-0-300-21533-5 $25.00

After the Circus

A Novel

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED BY MARK

POLIZZOTTI

In this evocative novel, Modiano recounts

the tale of an unsettling love affair and a

young man grappling with the mystery of

a relationship cut short. This is a classic

Modiano work, filled with atmosphere

and suggested possibilities.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

PB-with Flaps 2015 216 pp.

978-0-300-21589-2 $16.00

Paris Nocturne

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED BY PHOEBE

WESTON-EVANS

In this classic work of noir fiction, a

nighttime accident on the streets of Paris

leads to a vanishing, a memory gap, an

envelope stuffed with bank notes, and

ever-deepening confusion. Now in an out-

standing new translation for English-lan-

guage readers.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

PB-with Flaps 2015 160 pp.

978-0-300-21588-5 $16.00

&Suspended Sentences

Three Novellas

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED BY MARK

POLIZZOTTI

Modiano, one of the most highly admired

French authors writing today, explores the

vagaries of memory, love, loss, identity,

and fate in three entwined novellas that

recall the Nazi Occupation of France and

other lingering ghosts from the past.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

PB-with Flaps 232 pp.

978-0-300-19805-8 $16.00

Such Fine Boys

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED FROM THE

FRENCH BY MARK POLIZZOTTI; FOREWORD BY J. M.

G. LE CLÉZIO

In this mesmerizing novel, Nobel laureate

Modiano casts a spellbinding tale of

privileged boarding school boys and the

strange, tragic lives that befall them as

men. In a series of interconnected stories,

the author probes adolescent loneliness,

the failed promise of gilded youth, the de-

structive underside of love relationships,

and more.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

PB-with Flaps 2017 208 pp.

978-0-300-22334-7 $16.00

Sundays in August

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED FROM THE

FRENCH BY DAMION SEARLS

This ominous novel of stolen jewels,

crossed lovers, and people gone missing

is Nobel Prize–winning Patrick Modiano’s

most noirish work to date. Set in Nice—a

departure from the author’s more familiar

Paris—the book plunges readers precipi-

tously into a world of mystery, uneasiness,

and long-secret pasts.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

PB-with Flaps 2017 168 pp.

978-0-300-22333-0 $16.00

Little Jewel

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED FROM THE

FRENCH BY PENNY HUESTON

Can the woman glimpsed in the Paris

metro corridor possibly be Thérèse’s

mother, long believed dead? This

luminous novel by Modiano addresses

the struggles of a young woman adrift,

imprisoned in an imperfectly remembered

past. Paris itself becomes a major charac-

ter in this haunting work.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

PB-with Flaps 2016 168 pp.

978-0-300-22182-4 $16.00

8The Margellos World

Republic of Letters

ADONIS

Adonis

978-0-300-18125-8

$20.00

LÁSZLÓ F. FÖLDÉNYI

Melancholy

978-0-300-16748-1

$25.00

MILJENKO JERGOVIC

The Walnut Mansion

978-0-300-22698-0

$22.00

FRANÇOIS JULLIEN

The Book of Beginnings

978-0-300-22356-9

$17.00

MICHEL LEIRIS

Fibrils

978-0-300-21239-6

$30.00

MICHEL LEIRIS

Scraps

978-0-300-21238-9

$18.00

MICHEL LEIRIS

Scratches

978-0-300-21237-2

$18.00

CLAUDIO MAGRIS

Blameless

978-0-300-21848-0

$26.00

CZESLAW MILOSZ

The Mountains of Parnassus

978-0-300-21425-3

$25.00

MÁIRTÍN Ó CADHAIN

&The Dirty Dust

978-0-300-21982-1

$16.00

PASCAL QUIGNARD

The Hatred of Music

978-0-300-21138-2

$26.00

ZAHIA RAHMANI

France, Story of a Childhood

978-0-300-21210-5

$16.00

LEO TOLSTOY

&Anna Karenina

978-0-300-21682-0

$20.00

THANASSIS VALTINOS

Orthokostá

978-0-300-20999-0

$27.00

ZYRANNA ZATELI

At Twilight They Return

978-0-300-20071-3

$35.00

TOMÁŠ ZMEŠKAL

Love Letter in Cuneiform

978-0-300-18697-0

$20.00

The Margellos World Republic of Letters—Recent & Classic titles

Poetry and Drama

We Play a Game

DUY DOAN; FOREWORD BY CARL PHILLIPS

Poet Duy Doan offers a collection of

surprising, unsettling meditations on

childhood, culture, desire, and history that

jointly explore the Vietnamese-American

experience, in this year’s winner of the

Yale Series of Younger Poets prize.

YALE SERIES OF YOUNGER POETS

Available in March 2018

Paper 2018 104 pp.

978-0-300-23087-1 $20.00

Readings in Contemporary Poetry

An Anthology

EDITED BY VINCENT KATZ

This anthology offers a panoramic snap-

shot of poetic practice today, showcasing

both leading and emerging poets con-

nected through their appearances at Dia

Art Foundation’s series of poetry readings.

DISTRIBUTED FOR THE DIA ART FOUNDATION

PB-with Flaps 2017 312 pp. 150 color illus.

978-0-300-23001-7 $30.00

Joy

100 Poems

EDITED BY CHRISTIAN WIMAN

In this revelatory anthology, Christian

Wiman brings together one hundred

of the most evocative modern poems

on joy. Ranging from Emily Dickinson

to Mahmoud Darwish, and from Sylvia

Plath to Wendell Berry, his rich selections

awaken us to the essential role joy plays

in human life.

Hardcover 2017 232 pp.

978-0-300-22608-9 $25.00

Utility

EMILY SCHWEND; FOREWORD BY NICHOLAS WRIGHT

Marking the tenth anniversary of the Yale

Drama Series for emerging playwrights,

Emily Schwend’s powerful work centers

on a young woman struggling to raise

a family in East Texas. Selected from

more than 1,600 entries, this play vividly

captures the economic hardships and

relationship difficulties faced by so many

today.

YALE DRAMA SERIES

Paper 2017 112 pp.

978-0-300-22442-9 $18.00

Selected Poems of Edna St. Vincent

Millay

An Annotated Edition

EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY; EDITED BY TIMOTHY F.

JACKSON; WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY HOLLY PEPPE

This beautifully produced first annotated

edition of Edna St. Vincent Millay’s oeuvre

re-presents the work of the Jazz Age’s

most famous poet, including the full

range of her published material alongside

previously unpublished manuscript ex-

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AIREA D. MATTHEWS; FOREWORD BY CARL PHILLIPS

In her debut poetry collection, winner

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What Playwrights Talk About

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A Critical Anthology

EDITED BY ROBERT KNOPF; WITH A NEW INTRODUCTION

BY ROBERT KNOPF AND JULIA LISTENGARTEN

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War Diaries, 1939–1945

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Gershom Scholem

Master of the Kabbalah

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Julius Rosenwald

Repairing the World

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Redefining Beauty, Femininity, and Power

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An Autobiography or The Story of

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A Life in Films

MOLLY HASKELL

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A Difficult Death

The Life and Work of Jens Peter Jacobsen

MORTEN HØI JENSEN; FOREWORD BY JAMES WOOD

Despite his untimely death from tuber-

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Warner Bros

The Making of an American Movie Studio

DAVID THOMSON

In this riveting account of the Warner

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Whistler’s Mother

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DANIEL E. SUTHERLAND AND GEORGIA TOUTZIARI

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The Curious World of Samuel Pepys

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MARGARET WILLES

An in-depth look at the 17th-century

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creative powerhouses to explore these

questions—explaining why eccentric

style, fashion, and creativity is more

crucial now than ever.

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The Edge of Reason

A Rational Skeptic in an Irrational World

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In this eloquent book a philosopher

explores the power and value of reason

and calls for a “community of reason”

where disagreements are settled by

rational debate and discussion in place of

brute force or political intimidation.

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Migrant Brothers

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PATRICK CHAMOISEAU; TRANSLATED BY MATTHEW

AMOS AND FREDRIK RÖNNBÄCK

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The Gift of the Gab

How Eloquence Works

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In this entertaining and original book,

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and how it works in everyday situations as

well as in great political oratory. He offers

an array of useful insights for all those

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speech.

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Strange Bird

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MICHELE K. TROY

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outsider, yet economic insider, to the Third

Reich. A precursor to Penguin, Albatross

printed and sold modern paperbacks in

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the Nazi regime to keep Anglo-American

literature alive under fascism.

NEW DIRECTIONS IN NARRATIVE HISTORY

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&Culture

TERRY EAGLETON

This sweeping intellectual history ex-

plores how culture has changed and been

understood over the last two hundred

years, arguing against its increasing

commodification today to reclaim its role

in enriching our social lives.

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978-0-300-22873-1 $15.00

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&Materialism

TERRY EAGLETON

A stimulating and provocative introduc-

tion to materialism that compares the

philosophies of materialists Marx, Ni-

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how our corporeal activity makes thought

possible; and places materialism at the

center of today’s important scientific and

cultural debates.

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Decoding Chomsky

Science and Revolutionary Politics

CHRIS KNIGHT

Chris Knight’s anthropological study

explains the enigma of Noam Chomsky—

political activist, pioneer of linguistic

science, and one of the most influential

thinkers of the twentieth century—to

reveal a surprising, sometimes troubling,

disconnect between his subject’s political

dissidence and his science.

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INTRODUCTION BY DEBORAH HARKNESS

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stunningly illustrated interior and essays

that explain the current research—from

alchemical, cryptographic, forensic, and

historical perspectives—this volume

invites a new generation to join the cen-

turies of readers who have contemplated

the world’s most mysterious book.

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978-0-300-21723-0 $50.00

The Language of Light

A History of Silent Voices

GERALD SHEA

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the full breadth of the history of deafness

in Europe and America, the changing

attitudes of the hearing toward the Deaf,

and the human rights issues relating to

sign language—the only language that

enables Deaf people to become fully

communicative human beings.

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Unpacking My Library

Architects and Their Books

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The Social Life of Books

Reading Together in the Eighteenth-Century Home

ABIGAIL WILLIAMS

The evolution of reading as a popular

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and homes, showing how readers used

literature to shape their social worlds.

THE LEWIS WALPOLE SERIES IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY CULTURE

AND HISTORY

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The Server

A Media History from the Present to the

Baroque

MARKUS KRAJEWSKI; TRANSLATED AND WITH AN

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The butler may be gone, but your digital

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book examines the concept of servers

from the Baroque period to the Internet

age, using a series of case studies that

trace the transition from human to non-

human actors as assistants.

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How Gay Culture Liberated the Modern World

GREGORY WOODS

In this landmark international history,

stretching from the Oscar Wilde scandal

to the gay liberation movement, Gregory

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Is it possible for colleges to protect

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learning environment? A university

chancellor and a law school dean, both

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guidelines for what colleges can and can’t

do to defend free inquiry and promote a

campus environment where all can thrive.

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Born-Again Pagan

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The Consolations of

Mortality

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ALBERTO MANGUEL

Curiosity

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Friendship

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Adorno, 2

Alexander, M., 6

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Andersen, 12

Anhalt, 4

Apuleius, 19

Arnaud, 2, 14

Baggini, 15

Baum, 4

Biale, 12

Braudy, 17

Caws, ed., 19

Chamoiseau, 15

Chemerinsky & Gillman, 16

Clemens, ed., 16

Crystal, 15

Damrosch, 2, 14

de Cervantes, 7

de Troyes, 19

Diner, 12

Doan, 10

Douglass, 6, 14

Dowling, 14

Eagleton, 6, 15

Echevarría, 6

Eliot & Haffenden, eds., 14

Eliot, T.S., 19

Földényi, 9

Franklin, 14

Friedländer, 14

Fry, 6

Gabler, 12

Gandhi, 12

Gay, 6

Gilbert & Gubar, 19

Golsan & Higgins, eds., 4

Gould, 2

Grayling, 17

Hart, 4

Haskell, 13

Hollander, R., 14

Hollander, J., 19

Irmscher, 14

James, 6, 16

Jensen, 13

Jergovic, 9

Josipovici, 11

Joyce, 6

Jullien, 9

Kaddour, 7

Kamens, 4

Kastan & Farthing, 4

Katz, ed., 10

Knight, 15

Knopf, ed., 10

Krajewski, 16

Kronman, 17

Lake, 11

Leiris, 9

Lindgren, 12

Magris, 7, 9

Manguel, 3, 17

Martin, 6

Matthews, 10

Mazzotta, 6

McKee, 14

Millay, 10

Milosz, 9

Mitchell, 3

Modiano, 8

Moore, 15

Mutter, 6

Ó Cadhain, 2, 7, 9

O’Neill, 2, 6, 19

Olson, 3

Parini, 19

Parks, 6

Piatote, 6

Proust, 19

Quignard, 9

Raffel, 19

Rahmani, 9

Raphael, 3

Rojas, 7

Rose, 14

Rosen & Santesso, 2

Salameh, 3

Schwend, 10

Shakespeare, 11

Shea, 16

Spufford, 3

Stark, 17

Steffens, ed., 16

Suleiman, 14

Sutherland, D. &

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Sutherland, J., 6

Sweet, 10

Taylor, B., 14

Taylor, D., 3

Taylor, M., 5

Thomson, 13

Thoreau, 5

Timberg, 17

Tolstoy, 9

Tougaw, 5

Troy, 15

Valtinos, 9

Vergil, 19

Voltaire, 19

von Goethe, 6

Vosganian, 7

Walker, 5

Willes, 13

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poetry and draMa................................................10

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biography and MeMoir .......................................14

aLSo of intereSt.............................................15-17

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The Buddha in the

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Graveyard Clay

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Long Day’s Journey

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Eternity’s Sunrise

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Jean Cocteau

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Literature/Literary Studies 3

Packing My Library

An Elegy and Ten Digressions

ALBERTO MANGUEL

In this poignant and personal reevalua-

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&Beowulf

TRANSLATED BY STEPHEN MITCHELL

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Chicago Renaissance

Literature and Art in the Midwest Metropolis

LIESL OLSON

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Antiquity Matters

FREDERIC RAPHAEL

In his latest work, Frederic Raphael

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The Other Middle East

An Anthology of Modern Levantine Literature

FRANCK SALAMEH

An extraordinary anthology of Levantine

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PATTI SMITH

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True Stories

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FRANCIS SPUFFORD

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The Politics of Parody

A Literary History of Caricature, 1760–1830

DAVID FRANCIS TAYLOR

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Literature/Literary Studies

Yale French Studies, Number 133

“Detecting” Patrick Modiano

EDITED BY RICHARD J. GOLSAN AND LYNN A. HIGGINS

This volume of Yale French Studies pro-

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EDWARD KAMENS

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Thoreau’s Animals

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Last Works

Lessons in Leaving

MARK C. TAYLOR

In this deeply perceptive and personal

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The Elusive Brain

Literary Experiments in the Age of

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JASON TOUGAW; FOREWORD BY JOSEPH E. LEDOUX

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The Burning House

Jim Crow and the Making of Modern America

ANDERS WALKER

The Burning House explores a racial

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Life and Work

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The Margellos World

Republic of Letters

Concerto al-Quds

ADONIS; TRANSLATED FROM THE ARABIC BY

KHALED MATTAWA

This deeply felt poem is a hymn to the

troubled city of Jerusalem/Al-Quds,

embattled by the conflicting demands

of Jews, Christians, and Muslims. Adonis

combines ecstatic lyricism with acute

political insight to shed light on the City

of God’s contentious history and beliefs.

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Hardcover 2017 96 pp.

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&Exemplary Novels

MIGUEL DE CERVANTES; TRANSLATED FROM THE

SPANISH BY EDITH GROSSMAN; EDITED BY ROBERTO

GONZÁLEZ ECHEVARRÍA

Edith Grossman offers a full demon-

stration of the Spanish author’s pure

brilliance as an entertainer, his almost

limitless ability to create characters and

invent plots, and his remarkably enduring

connection with readers across centuries.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

Paper 2018 448 pp.

978-0-300-23053-6 $20.00

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978-0-300-12586-3 $27.50

The Influence Peddlers

HÉDI KADDOUR; TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH BY

TERESA LAVENDER FAGAN

This eagerly awaited English translation

explores the clash of French, Arabic, and

North African cultures during French

colonial years. With a penetrating sense

of both irony and tragedy, the author

casts fresh light on the contradictions of

colonialism and its tragic legacy.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

PB-with Flaps 2017 344 pp.

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Journeying

CLAUDIO MAGRIS; TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN

BY ANNE MILANO APPEL

In this inviting account of journeys to

Spain, Iran, Norway, Vietnam, Australia,

and beyond, the author seeks the kind

of experience “that occurs when you

abandon yourself to [the gentle current of

time] and to whatever life brings.”

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The Valley of the Fallen

CARLOS ROJAS; TRANSLATED FROM THE SPANISH BY

EDITH GROSSMAN

In this dazzling combination of narrative

invention and art historical expertise, the

author imagines Francisco de Goya during

his fraught years as official royal artist to

the Spanish court in the early nineteenth

century, and again during Franco’s Fascist

era of the twentieth century.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

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The Book of Whispers

VARUJAN VOSGANIAN; TRANSLATED FROM THE

ROMANIAN BY ALISTAIR IAN BLYTH

Hailed for its sensitive authenticity, this

internationally acclaimed novel draws

upon survivor accounts and historical

documents to recount the tragedy of the

Armenian genocide at the hands of the

Ottoman Empire.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

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Mesopotamia

SERHIY ZHADAN; PROSE TRANSLATED FROM THE

UKRAINIAN BY REILLY COSTIGAN-HUMES AND ISAAC

STACKHOUSE WHEELER; POETRY TRANSLATED FROM THE

UKRANIAN BY VIRLANA TKACZ AND WANDA PHIPPS

Through nine interconnected stories and

accompanying poems, this captivating

work of fiction shines fresh light on

working-class life in today’s post-Soviet

Ukraine.

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&Graveyard Clay

Cré na Cille

MÁIRTÍN Ó CADHAIN; TRANSLATED FROM THE IRISH

BY LIAM MAC CON IOMAIRE AND TIM ROBINSON

in this brilliant translation of a master-

work of modern Irish literature, Ó Cad-

hain’s dark comedy unfolds in a graveyard,

where the newly arrived dead bring news

to those already in their coffins.

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Pedigree

A Memoir

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED FROM THE

FRENCH BY MARK POLIZZOTTI

In this rare glimpse into the life of Nobel

laureate Patrick Modiano, the author

takes up his pen to tell the story of his

early years—shadowy times in postwar

Paris that haunt his memory and have

inspired his cherished body of fiction.

THE MARGELLOS WORLD REPUBLIC OF LETTERS

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978-0-300-22361-3 $15.00

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After the Circus

A Novel

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED BY MARK

POLIZZOTTI

In this evocative novel, Modiano recounts

the tale of an unsettling love affair and a

young man grappling with the mystery of

a relationship cut short. This is a classic

Modiano work, filled with atmosphere

and suggested possibilities.

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PB-with Flaps 2015 216 pp.

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Paris Nocturne

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED BY PHOEBE

WESTON-EVANS

In this classic work of noir fiction, a

nighttime accident on the streets of Paris

leads to a vanishing, a memory gap, an

envelope stuffed with bank notes, and

ever-deepening confusion. Now in an out-

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&Suspended Sentences

Three Novellas

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED BY MARK

POLIZZOTTI

Modiano, one of the most highly admired

French authors writing today, explores the

vagaries of memory, love, loss, identity,

and fate in three entwined novellas that

recall the Nazi Occupation of France and

other lingering ghosts from the past.

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Such Fine Boys

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED FROM THE

FRENCH BY MARK POLIZZOTTI; FOREWORD BY J. M.

G. LE CLÉZIO

In this mesmerizing novel, Nobel laureate

Modiano casts a spellbinding tale of

privileged boarding school boys and the

strange, tragic lives that befall them as

men. In a series of interconnected stories,

the author probes adolescent loneliness,

the failed promise of gilded youth, the de-

structive underside of love relationships,

and more.

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PB-with Flaps 2017 208 pp.

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Sundays in August

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED FROM THE

FRENCH BY DAMION SEARLS

This ominous novel of stolen jewels,

crossed lovers, and people gone missing

is Nobel Prize–winning Patrick Modiano’s

most noirish work to date. Set in Nice—a

departure from the author’s more familiar

Paris—the book plunges readers precipi-

tously into a world of mystery, uneasiness,

and long-secret pasts.

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PB-with Flaps 2017 168 pp.

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Little Jewel

PATRICK MODIANO; TRANSLATED FROM THE

FRENCH BY PENNY HUESTON

Can the woman glimpsed in the Paris

metro corridor possibly be Thérèse’s

mother, long believed dead? This

luminous novel by Modiano addresses

the struggles of a young woman adrift,

imprisoned in an imperfectly remembered

past. Paris itself becomes a major charac-

ter in this haunting work.

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8The Margellos World

Republic of Letters

ADONIS

Adonis

978-0-300-18125-8

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LÁSZLÓ F. FÖLDÉNYI

Melancholy

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The Walnut Mansion

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The Book of Beginnings

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Fibrils

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MICHEL LEIRIS

Scraps

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MICHEL LEIRIS

Scratches

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CLAUDIO MAGRIS

Blameless

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CZESLAW MILOSZ

The Mountains of Parnassus

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MÁIRTÍN Ó CADHAIN

&The Dirty Dust

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PASCAL QUIGNARD

The Hatred of Music

978-0-300-21138-2

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ZAHIA RAHMANI

France, Story of a Childhood

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LEO TOLSTOY

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THANASSIS VALTINOS

Orthokostá

978-0-300-20999-0

$27.00

ZYRANNA ZATELI

At Twilight They Return

978-0-300-20071-3

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Love Letter in Cuneiform

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The Margellos World Republic of Letters—Recent & Classic titles

Poetry and Drama

We Play a Game

DUY DOAN; FOREWORD BY CARL PHILLIPS

Poet Duy Doan offers a collection of

surprising, unsettling meditations on

childhood, culture, desire, and history that

jointly explore the Vietnamese-American

experience, in this year’s winner of the

Yale Series of Younger Poets prize.

YALE SERIES OF YOUNGER POETS

Available in March 2018

Paper 2018 104 pp.

978-0-300-23087-1 $20.00

Readings in Contemporary Poetry

An Anthology

EDITED BY VINCENT KATZ

This anthology offers a panoramic snap-

shot of poetic practice today, showcasing

both leading and emerging poets con-

nected through their appearances at Dia

Art Foundation’s series of poetry readings.

DISTRIBUTED FOR THE DIA ART FOUNDATION

PB-with Flaps 2017 312 pp. 150 color illus.

978-0-300-23001-7 $30.00

Joy

100 Poems

EDITED BY CHRISTIAN WIMAN

In this revelatory anthology, Christian

Wiman brings together one hundred

of the most evocative modern poems

on joy. Ranging from Emily Dickinson

to Mahmoud Darwish, and from Sylvia

Plath to Wendell Berry, his rich selections

awaken us to the essential role joy plays

in human life.

Hardcover 2017 232 pp.

978-0-300-22608-9 $25.00

Utility

EMILY SCHWEND; FOREWORD BY NICHOLAS WRIGHT

Marking the tenth anniversary of the Yale

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Gershom Scholem

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A Difficult Death

The Life and Work of Jens Peter Jacobsen

MORTEN HØI JENSEN; FOREWORD BY JAMES WOOD

Despite his untimely death from tuber-

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Warner Bros

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DAVID THOMSON

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The Curious World of Samuel Pepys

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creative powerhouses to explore these

questions—explaining why eccentric

style, fashion, and creativity is more

crucial now than ever.

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The Edge of Reason

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explores the power and value of reason

and calls for a “community of reason”

where disagreements are settled by

rational debate and discussion in place of

brute force or political intimidation.

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Migrant Brothers

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The Gift of the Gab

How Eloquence Works

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Strange Bird

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MICHELE K. TROY

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the Nazi regime to keep Anglo-American

literature alive under fascism.

NEW DIRECTIONS IN NARRATIVE HISTORY

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&Culture

TERRY EAGLETON

This sweeping intellectual history ex-

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understood over the last two hundred

years, arguing against its increasing

commodification today to reclaim its role

in enriching our social lives.

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978-0-300-22873-1 $15.00

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&Materialism

TERRY EAGLETON

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tion to materialism that compares the

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how our corporeal activity makes thought

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center of today’s important scientific and

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Decoding Chomsky

Science and Revolutionary Politics

CHRIS KNIGHT

Chris Knight’s anthropological study

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political activist, pioneer of linguistic

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thinkers of the twentieth century—to

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dissidence and his science.

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The Voynich Manuscript

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stunningly illustrated interior and essays

that explain the current research—from

alchemical, cryptographic, forensic, and

historical perspectives—this volume

invites a new generation to join the cen-

turies of readers who have contemplated

the world’s most mysterious book.

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The Language of Light

A History of Silent Voices

GERALD SHEA

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the full breadth of the history of deafness

in Europe and America, the changing

attitudes of the hearing toward the Deaf,

and the human rights issues relating to

sign language—the only language that

enables Deaf people to become fully

communicative human beings.

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Unpacking My Library

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The Social Life of Books

Reading Together in the Eighteenth-Century Home

ABIGAIL WILLIAMS

The evolution of reading as a popular

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THE LEWIS WALPOLE SERIES IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY CULTURE

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The Server

A Media History from the Present to the

Baroque

MARKUS KRAJEWSKI; TRANSLATED AND WITH AN

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age, using a series of case studies that

trace the transition from human to non-

human actors as assistants.

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How Gay Culture Liberated the Modern World

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Is it possible for colleges to protect

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campus environment where all can thrive.

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The Consolations of

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Friendship

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Adorno, 2

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Andersen, 12

Anhalt, 4

Apuleius, 19

Arnaud, 2, 14

Baggini, 15

Baum, 4

Biale, 12

Braudy, 17

Caws, ed., 19

Chamoiseau, 15

Chemerinsky & Gillman, 16

Clemens, ed., 16

Crystal, 15

Damrosch, 2, 14

de Cervantes, 7

de Troyes, 19

Diner, 12

Doan, 10

Douglass, 6, 14

Dowling, 14

Eagleton, 6, 15

Echevarría, 6

Eliot & Haffenden, eds., 14

Eliot, T.S., 19

Földényi, 9

Franklin, 14

Friedländer, 14

Fry, 6

Gabler, 12

Gandhi, 12

Gay, 6

Gilbert & Gubar, 19

Golsan & Higgins, eds., 4

Gould, 2

Grayling, 17

Hart, 4

Haskell, 13

Hollander, R., 14

Hollander, J., 19

Irmscher, 14

James, 6, 16

Jensen, 13

Jergovic, 9

Josipovici, 11

Joyce, 6

Jullien, 9

Kaddour, 7

Kamens, 4

Kastan & Farthing, 4

Katz, ed., 10

Knight, 15

Knopf, ed., 10

Krajewski, 16

Kronman, 17

Lake, 11

Leiris, 9

Lindgren, 12

Magris, 7, 9

Manguel, 3, 17

Martin, 6

Matthews, 10

Mazzotta, 6

McKee, 14

Millay, 10

Milosz, 9

Mitchell, 3

Modiano, 8

Moore, 15

Mutter, 6

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O’Neill, 2, 6, 19

Olson, 3

Parini, 19

Parks, 6

Piatote, 6

Proust, 19

Quignard, 9

Raffel, 19

Rahmani, 9

Raphael, 3

Rojas, 7

Rose, 14

Rosen & Santesso, 2

Salameh, 3

Schwend, 10

Shakespeare, 11

Shea, 16

Spufford, 3

Stark, 17

Steffens, ed., 16

Suleiman, 14

Sutherland, D. &

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Sutherland, J., 6

Sweet, 10

Taylor, B., 14

Taylor, D., 3

Taylor, M., 5

Thomson, 13

Thoreau, 5

Timberg, 17

Tolstoy, 9

Tougaw, 5

Troy, 15

Valtinos, 9

Vergil, 19

Voltaire, 19

von Goethe, 6

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Walker, 5

Willes, 13

Williams, R. J., 2

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Classics for Course Use

LITERATURE from YALE

Yale Yale University Press

PO Box 209040

New Haven, CT 06520-9040

2018

Table of Contents

Literature/Literary StudieS...............................3–6

the MargeLLoS WorLd repubLic of LetterS.......7–9

poetry and draMa................................................10

ShakeSpeare ...........................................................11

biography and MeMoir .......................................14

aLSo of intereSt.............................................15-17

cLaSSicS for courSe uSe.......................................19

Cover image: from Packing My Library, by Alberto Manguel, page 3. Photo by Tom Starr.

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