"Queering Reproductive Justice will inspire new, necessary conversations about the simultaneity of the struggle for reproductive autonomy and the fight for LGBTQIA+ liberation. This book demonstrates that our advocacy and scholarship are dangerously impoverished when we conceptualize these movements as separate. Bond-Theriault provides us with a framework for imagining – and achieving – an enriched future for all."

—Khiara Bridges, UC Berkeley Law

"Stolen Fragments is at once scrupulously researched and cinematic, reading like a proper detective story but with a renowned scholar as the lead investigator and our guide to the murky world of papyrus hunters. This is the definitive book on the multifaceted mummy-liquefying soap opera, starring the Museum of the Bible and a Dickensian cast of always quirky and often shady characters. Roberta Mazza is a rock star of this field, and her book sings with brilliance."

—Noah Charney, author of The Thefts of the Mona Lisa: The Complete Story of the World's Most Famous Artwork

"Crisis by Design is as much about Puerto Rico as it is about our global colonial neoliberalism condition. It is about being done and undone by old and new structural forces, which form a relentless crisis-driven multilayered system."

—Luis Eslava, La Trobe University and Kent Law School

"Severo Sarduy's writings combine a vibrant Cuban language with sophisticated theoretical reflections, and Barroco is one of his most important works: a meditation on the aesthetic that shaped Latin American and European cultures in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, along with a Neo-Baroque turn in the twentieth."

—Rubén Gallo, Princeton University

"Edifying, smart, timely, and humane, The Cancel Culture Panic is a brilliant must-read for our age."

—Kate Manne, author of Unshrinking

"Hot Flash is revelatory, providing a much-needed, definitive guide to legal and cultural perspectives on menopause. Finally, a book that offers concrete suggestions for moving the needle forward so that we and our institutions see menopause as a normal, expected stage of life for half the population."

—Deborah Copaken, NYT bestselling author of Ladyparts