Wesleyan University Press

This book features site-specific art installations that create structures and performance spaces from cast-off objects.…

This collection of essays examines Beyoncé’s global impact. Beyoncé Knowles-Carter has redefined stardom, feminism,…

This English-language study explores the punk scene in Mexico City. Love and Rage is an ethnographic account that…

This ethnography explores political activism of carnival brass bands in Brazil. Critical Brass tells the story of…

This book celebrates the beauty of Connecticut barns. Featuring over 100 full-color photographs, diagrams, and historic…

A pocket-sized chapbook of poetic incantations, each page containing a two- to four-line exhortation. The book is…

Many people who listen to, are familiar with, hip-hop and rap know there are frequent references to the "hood", "the…

Examining record production as ethnography, this trailblazing literary companion to Seattle-based label Sublime…

A charming and funny guide to sixteen different birds commonly spotted on the Wesleyan campus, written while the author…

A dense, engaging study of the history of women and feminism in the growth of mid-20th-century science fiction in the…

First published in 1976, this innovative, highly intellectual novel by Samuel Delaney—one of science fiction's first…

In his four-volume series Return to Nevèrÿon, Hugo and Nebula award-winner Samuel R. Delany utilizes sword-and-sorcery…

A collection of 40 years worth of Annie Finch's feminist pagan poems and plays, plus her translations of other poets…