University of Massachusetts Press

Nuclear Freeze in a Cold War

Porno Chic and the Sex Wars

The Harlem Renaissance and the Idea of a New Negro Reader

Audre Lorde’s Transnational Legacies

Sylvia Plath and the Mythology of Women Readers

The Second Amendment on Trial

Liberty and Justice for All?

Forever Doo-Wop

Master Mechanics and Wicked Wizards

Reviving Jonathan Edwards

Cultures of Print

The Sarajevo Olympics

Shakers at the Center

Get Plum Island!

The Fiercest Kind

Thoreau's Journal Drawings

The Image and the Fire

Cold War Puerto Rico

Segregation Games

Who Follow the Gleam

I Love You But I Don't Speak Your Language

The Gods in Small Doses

Negotiating Childhood

Defending a Borderland

Creating New England, Defending the Northeast

Please Touch

Restoring America

Every Revolution Was First a Thought

Emerson and the Defense of Equality

The Assault on American Labor Law

A Born Writer

Inequalities of Platform Publishing

Gathered into a Church

Enemies to Their Country

Women March for Peace

Critical Perspectives on Latino Education in Massachusetts

Interpretations of American History

Seeing to See

Transcendent Woman

The Making of a Black Communist

Emerson’s Daughters

Hill Farms

What We Know, What We Wish

Reading the Renaissance

German Memorials, Motifs, and Meanings

The Divided North

Dr. Koop

Once When Green

Strange Hymn

Because We Must

Gichigami

Joyriders

Branching Out

Original Copy

Inventing the Boston Game

Making World Literature

Writing Themselves into the Movement

Tasting and Testing Books

Closely and Consciously

Captain Paul Cuffe, Yeoman