Browse: University Press of New England (publisher)

In her fascinating book...[t]he author examines many aspects of Mingus' art and influence, from his collaboration with Joni Michel...to [his] dark and twisty recollections of growing up in South... — Downbeat More…

This book is clear, well-organized, and written in a quietly diligent voice Hahn evokes her teachers and fellow students with clarity and obvious respect. She deftly interweaves personal anecdote,... — Dance Research Journal More…

[A]n important, even indispensable, study that resists broad mischaracterizations about U.S. troops at war — Volume More…

a compelling portrait of an extraordinary womana fascinating and important study — The WholeNote More…

Espousing of violence is common to many. Pieslak shows how music helps create what political scientist Benedict Anderson called an 'imagined community.' Pieslak concludes that music can be dangerous,... — Choice More…

offers illumination and thoughtful, discriminating observations about its myriad subjects. And it has aged almost as well as 'Nebraska — The Nation More…