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Weaving a Fabric of Unity cover


Weaving a Fabric of Unity
Haleh Arbab, Gustavo Correa, and Bradley Wilson

Power shift cover


Power Shift
Edited by Imre Szeman and Jennifer Wenzel

The New American Small Town cover


The New American Small Town
Jennifer Mapes

north by north/west cover


north by north/west
Chris Campanioni

Dispatch from the Mountain State cover


Dispatch from the Mountain State
Marc Harshman

enraptured space cover


Enraptured Space
Kathryn J. Kirkpatrick

Blue Futures, Break Open cover


Blue Futures, Break Open
Zoë Gadegbeku

The Doom of the Great City cover


The Doom of the Great City; Being the Narrative of a Survivor, Written A.D. 1942
William Delisle Hay
Michael Kramp and Sarita Jayanty Mizin

cover of this book is free and yours to keep


This Book Is Free and Yours to Keep
Connie Banta, Kristin DeVault-Juelfs, Destinee Harper, Katy Ryan, Ellen Skirvin

indigenous ecocinema cover


Indigenous Ecocinema
Salma Monani

cutover capitalism cover


Cutover Capitalism
Jason L. Newton

saharan winds cover


Saharan Winds
Joanna Allan

the madison women cover


The Madison Women
Amanda E. Hayes

enclosure architecture cover


Enclosure Architecture
Douglas W. Milliken

Text arrangement in the style of a political advertisement reading 'I Hate It Here, Please Vote For Me:Essays on Rural Political Decay'.


I Hate It Here, Please Vote For Me
Matthew Ferrence

softie cover


Softie
Megan Howell

photograph of Cobb's Hill, or Pinnacle Hill, by Charles C. Zoller: a child dressed in red and white appears in foreground, along with an architectural column, surrounded by shrubs; in the distance a white house sits on a hill with a path leading up to it; text reads How to Make Your Mother Cry: Fictions, Sejal Shah


How to Make Your Mother Cry
Sejal Shah

illustration of a leaping coho salmon against a stylized background of a salmon-colored sky and dark blue ocean, with the text Slime Line in a bold handwriting font in a blue-green color with a white stroke around the letters


Slime Line
Jake Maynard

Text at top reads Utter, Earth: Advice on Living in a More-than-Human World, Isaac Yuen. Beneath the text are four illustrations: a moth silhouette, in white, against a red background, a catfish silhouette, in white, against a mint green background, a silhouette of wheat, in white, against a blue background, and a rhino silhouette, in white against a mushroom background

Utter, Earth
Isaac Yuen

two illustrated harpies with blue wings set against an orange background with a city skyline in the distant background; text reads Roxy and Coco: A Novel, Terese Svoboda


Roxy and Coco
Terese Svoboda

A bright red background superimposed over an image of a bridge; text readers Hell's Not Far Off: Bruce Crawford and the Appalachian Left by Josh Howard


Hell's Not Far Off
Josh Howard

photograph of a yellow tractor with four women's shadows silhouetted against it; text reads Gendered Infrastructures: Space, Scale, and Identity, edited by Yaffa Truelove and Anu Sabhlok


Gendered Infrastructures
Edited by Yaffa Truelove
and Anu Sabhlok

painting of a black girl laying on a light wood-grain floor with her arms overhead; text reads Mama Said: Stories by Kristen Gentry


Mama Said
Kristen Gentry

white background with black lettering overtop the side profile of a young black man in pixelated black and white; text reads Shattered: Fragments of a Black Life by Matthieu Chapman

Shattered
Matthieu Chapman