ICYMI

Reviews

“The Time Left Between Us is a gripping new book by local author Alicia DeFonzo who documents her grandfather’s journey serving in World War II, as well as his own Italian immigrant roots in South Philly. DeFonzo takes us through a parallel perspective of her family’s history, first in her grandfather’s recollection and then in her own journey recounting his tour across Europe.”

The Nature of Data

Review in ISLE:

“Thanks to insights from ecomedia studies, environmental humanists are increasingly studying how the environment becomes digital and the digital becomes environmental. The Nature of Data ably contributes to this research with the editors’ guiding premise that ‘environmental knowledge, control, and conflict are being routed through data technologies, and data technologies through nature.'”

Managing Sex in the US Military

Review in Parameters:

“This compilation of scholarly, practical, and historical writings presents a running record of events gleaned from research on government policies from the eras of World War II, the Vietnam War, the Korean War, and the War in Afghanistan.”

Jazz Age Giant

Review in Bevis Baseball Research:

“This biography of long-forgotten New York Giants owner Charley Stoneham is a superb example of the craftsmanship that goes into creating a reliable portrait of a person in the baseball industry.”

Cinematic Comanches

Review in AIQ:

“Cinematic Comanches generates important possibilities for future Native film studies by placing several forms of scholarship in conversation with each other (film theory, cultural studies, Native studies, borderlands studies, etc.). While rooted in enlightening readings and connections between forms of scholarship, this book is largely accessible to readers who may be less familiar with the scholars he summarizes because throughout the work Tahmahkera writes in a personal, engaging, and often humorous tone.”

Author Interviews

Robyn L. Coburn

Interview in Medium