Books published by University Press of New England

Provokes a public debate about heightism, its detrimental effects, and how to reshape society's view and treatment of short people

The true story of the Washington, DC, snipers, by the cop who took them down

A seasoned travel writer and adventurer journeys on foot through the various landscapes of our energy past and our energy future, from Maine to California

Illuminates and celebrates the diverse archeology of the eastern side of Adirondack Park

Recent work on best management practices for sound and light in national parks

How the counterculture changed Vermont and America

Libby Burton's brilliant debut is the winner of the 2017 Saturnalia Books Poetry Prize

On the changing relationship of art and society

An insider's look at the medical marijuana debate

The Monuments Men for book lovers

The biography of the great soprano, in her own words

A richly illustrated guide to railroad architecture, in all its surprising variety

A guide to birds and birdwatching in the Hudson Valley

A toolkit for sustaining wellness, building resilience, and modeling health, geared particularly toward health professionals

Five rings to rule them all! A history of the modern Patriots as seen through the lens of their Super Bowl games, by the bestselling author of From Darkness to Dynasty

A new biography of the architect of RAF Fighter Command in the centennial year of the Royal Air Force

A guide to help women successfully master the many aspects growing old, with partners or on their own

An authoritative new edition of a lost source of Melville's Moby-Dick

After sixty years in exile, can the Tibetan diaspora survive the onslaught of a newly assertive China?

Will the return of old-style individual ownership spark a renaissance in the newspaper business?

Explore the wonders of eastern North America's alpine regions

Understanding Theodore Roosevelt through his writings

The importance of teamwork in the success of U.S. women at the world cross-country ski championships

Based on personal stories, a critical assessment of the multiple challenges that confront minority faculty members in the health professions

A new intellectual portrait of a prominent twentieth-century philosopher

A specter haunts African diaspora literature

A valuable reference guide to South Carolina during the Civil War that includes a detailed Confederate States chronology

How Native Americans and African Americans redefined nativity and shaped eighteenth- and nineteenth-century perceptions of rights, freedom, and belonging

A nonpartisan clarion call for civic renewal to restore American democracy