A collaborative social-science study of American individualism and the fraying of community in the 1980s.

The habits that shape a culture also shape its civic life.

A collaborative social-science study of American individualism and the fraying of community in the 1980s.

The habits that shape a culture also shape its civic life.

A collaborative social-science study of American individualism and the fraying of community in the 1980s.

The habits that shape a culture also shape its civic life.

A collaborative social-science study of American individualism and the fraying of community in the 1980s.

The habits that shape a culture also shape its civic life.

A collaborative social-science study of American individualism and the fraying of community in the 1980s.

The habits that shape a culture also shape its civic life.

A novel of Ojibwe family life in North Dakota, told through shifting voices and fractured memory.

Fragments of family history accumulate into a shared place.

Michael Scammell’s biography traces Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s life and writing through exile, repression, and political conflict at the center of twentieth-century Russian literature.

It follows the exiled writer’s life from both literary and political angles.

A historical account of Custer and the Little Bighorn, blending battlefield history with Plains Indian history.

The memory of the battlefield opens out into the layered history of the American West.

A selected-poems volume by X. J. Kennedy that turns wit, form, and everyday observation into sharp lyric comedy.

Everyday absurdity becomes poetry through exacting craft.

The Cervantes Prize honors a lifetime contribution to Spanish-language literature, so this entry does not correspond to a standalone book.

The prize recognizes a body of work rather than a single title.