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Not a Crime to Be Poor Honored by RFK AwardsBy: dondiMay 7, 2018 Peter Edelman and his current New Press book, Not a Crime to Be Poor: The Criminalization of Poverty in America, were recently included . . . |
New York Times BestsellersBy: dondiMay 4, 2018 The New Press has made history – for a second time – having two titles in the New York Times paperback nonfiction bestsellers list, . . . |
New Press Authors Michelle Alexander and Sherrilyn Ifill Kick Off Opening Ceremony for Bryan Stevenson’s New Peace and Justice Museum and MemorialBy: dondiApril 30, 2018 The New Jim Crow author Michelle Alexander and Sherrilyn Ifill, co-author with Bryan Stevenson, Loretta Lynch and Tony Thompson of the . . . |
Manuel Pastor’s State of Resistance Featured on Cover of New York Times Book ReviewBy: dondiApril 23, 2018 The April 29 cover issue of the Book Review prominently features a rave review of State of Resistance . . . |
Publishers Weekly Recognizes The New PressBy: dondiApril 4, 2018 The New Press finished 2017, its 25th anniversary year, with a bang. |
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT: Bernice YeungBy: dondiMarch 28, 2018 Bernice Yeung is an award-winning journalist for Reveal from the Center for Investigative Reporting covering race, gender, and issues related to . . . |
Mercy Is Possible, Even in TexasBy: dondiMarch 15, 2018 Dear Fearless Reader, |
The New Press Remembers Vicki L. EaklorBy: dondiMarch 13, 2018 VICKI L. EAKLOR (1954-2018) |
Michelle Alexander, Future Lion of New YorkBy: dondiFebruary 20, 2018 Future Lions of New York [February 16, 2018 - New York Times] Since the legendary chaos of 1970s and ’80s, New . . . |
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT: Rowan Moore GeretyBy: dondiFebruary 15, 2018 The New Press is excited to introduce Miami-based Rowan Moore Gerety, author of Go Tell the Crocodiles: Chasing Prosperity in Mozambique. . . . |
The New Press Remembers Gene SharpBy: dondiFebruary 7, 2018 GENE SHARP (1928 - 2018) |
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT: Natalie HopkinsonBy: dondiJanuary 23, 2018 “Natalie Hopkinson has an established reputation as one of the most sophisticated commentators on contemporary black culture.” —Mark . . . |