Books From University Presses

If you're drawn to the craft of nonfiction, "I'll Tell You Mine" is more than an anthology; it's a masterclass celebrating thirty years of essays from the crème de la crème of Iowa's Nonfiction Writing Program. Think of it as a behind-the-scenes tour where seasoned writers not only share their compelling stories but also peel back the curtain to reveal their creative processes, challenges, and triumphs. This book is for those who appreciate the art of true stories well-told, and for aspiring writers, it's like having a mentor in print.

If you're intrigued by the interplay between life experiences and the literature that mirrors them, "On Psychological Prose" is a thought-provoking read. Ginzburg's analysis will deepen your appreciation for how personal narratives and societal contexts shape the stories we cherish. Whether you're a fan of classic literature or interested in literary criticism, this book invites you to examine the fine lines connecting art and life.

"Starry Island" might be just the cultural tapestry you're looking for. As Singapore commemorates its independence anthology-style, you'll traverse through myriad voices—each presenting a unique facet of this vibrant society. This book unravels the paradoxes and harmonies of Singaporean identity, through an engaging mix of essays, fiction, and poetry. It's a chance to witness the literary heartbeat of a country at a pivotal moment, all curated within one enriching volume.