Fordham University Press

09/11/2026

On this 25th anniversary of September 11, we pause to honor the lives lost, the survivors, and the enduring legacy of a day that reshaped our world a quarter-century ago.

To reflect on the aftermath and cultural impact, explore these titles:

📚 New York After 9/11: https://ow.ly/50xM50ZLWm5
📚 The Rhetoric of Terror: https://ow.ly/hu2250ZLWm4

09/10/2026

Intimacies of Anti-Asian Violence, edited by Susan Thomas and Antonio T. Tiongson, Jr.

A critical engagement with and interrogation of the dominant tropes of racial violenceThis volume brings together a diverse cohort of contributors working to trace the genealogies, geographies, and the entanglements of anti-Asian violence. Representing a

09/08/2026

Philosophy of Means: Toward a New Politics of Bodies, by Elettra Stimilli, translated by Clara Pope

A feminist reappraisal of means a term for emancipatory political thought.

09/04/2026

09/03/2026

A Fragile Alliance: David Dinkins, Coalition Politics, and the Struggle to Govern a City in Crisis, by James J. Barney

A major reassessment of New York City’s first Black mayor and the fragile coalition politics that reshaped urban AmericaCharting the rise and fall of New York City’s first African American mayor, A Fragile Alliance offers a vivid, deeply researched accoun

09/01/2026

🚨 NEW RELEASE TODAY 🚨

"How to Cast a Beautiful Animal" by Diana Keren Lee is officially available! 🎭✨

Winner of the Poetic Justice Institute Editor’s Prize, this debut collection moves through stage, home, language, and lineage.

🔗 Grab your copy today: https://ow.ly/I9bA50ZHsys

Winner of the 2024–2025 Poetic Justice Institute Editor’s Prize, an Asian American actress’s journey through landscape, language, and lineageHow to Cast a Beautiful Animal is Diana Keren Lee’s debut full-length poetry collection. Witty, perceptive, and em

09/01/2026

📚New Release! "A Fragile Alliance" by James J. Barney.

To mark publication day, City & State New York is featuring an excerpt on how the diverse coalition that elected David Dinkins as New York City’s first Black mayor fractured—and what that unraveling reveals about race, power, and coalition politics in New York.

📖 Read the excerpt via our link in bio: Fordham University Press
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08/31/2026

"Disorderly Men" by Edward Cahill gets the spotlight at .

📚1950s New York. Hidden lives. Dangerous desires. A city on the verge of change.

Read the review via link in bio: ▶https://linktr.ee/fordham_press

08/27/2026

We are in Vienna for the 25th International Congress of Byzantine Studies! 🏛️✨

Stop by our table to browse our latest titles, including selections from our Orthodox Christianity and Contemporary Thought series. Discover cutting-edge scholarship bridging historical tradition, philosophy, and modern Orthodox theology. Orthodox Christian Studies Center, Fordham University

🔗 Learn more about the series: https://ow.ly/N38k50ZGeWR