Philosopher and 2026 MacArthur “genius grant” recipient Felipe De Brigard explains how our brains use imagination to reconstruct the past

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A creepy medieval case of identity theft. The deadliest prison disaster in US history. Chilling gothic fiction from Ghana. Conjuring spirits in 1800s

How British intellectuals of the twentieth century reckoned with the emergence of an Asian power

In her latest book, “Strung Up,” the award-winning journalist and historian confronts America’s dark history and its impacts on its children.

A doctor-patient love affair goes awry in this near-future dystopian novel, the first by the award winning Hungarian writer to be translated into English. “Like peering into the abyss and find...

For more than sixty years, Bison Books has helped sustain the intrigue of the West by serving as the living literature of western lands and people. Within the imprint, we preserve the history of the peoples and cultures that have shaped this spectacular land and generated so many stories about it. This month the University of Nebraska Press is happy to offer a