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20 titles releasing in Jan 2027.

Release monthAll (532)Aug 2026 (42)Sep 2026 (169)Oct 2026 (152)Nov 2026 (101)Dec 2026 (34)Jan 2027 (20)Feb 2027 (6)Mar 2027 (6)Apr 2027 (1)Jun 2027 (1)

Jan 5, 2027
The Colors of Dinosaurs and the Prehistoric World — Exploring the Prehistoric Palette
Mark P. Witton · Princeton University Press
Jan 5, 2027
The Coming Surge — Coping with a Climate Reckoning Through Energy
Peter Wynn Kirby · Princeton University Press

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Jan 5, 2027

Do Volunteer — The future is local. And it starts with you.

Toni Finnimore · Do Books · Do Books

Jan 5, 2027

The Question of Antisemitism — A Guide for a World Divided by Israel-Palestine

Dov Waxman · Princeton University Press

Jan 5, 2027

Autocratic Genderwashing — How Dictators Exploit Women’s Rights

Elin Bjarnegard, Par Zetterberg · Princeton University Press

Jan 12, 2027

Politically Homeless — Rebuilding the Middle Ground in a Polarized Canada

Ruth Mojeed Ramirez · New Society Publishers

Jan 12, 2027

A New Unfeathered Bird

Katrina van Grouw · Princeton University Press

Jan 12, 2027

Speculative Violence — The Visual Politics of AI-Powered Authoritarianism

Donatella Della Ratta · Haymarket Books

Jan 12, 2027

A Field Guide to Accessible Birding in the United States

Freya McGregor · Princeton University Press

Jan 12, 2027

Ghost Sharks — A Fully Illustrated Guide to the Chimaeras of the World

David A. Ebert, Jenny M. Kemper · Princeton University Press · Wild Nature Press

Jan 12, 2027

The Right Way — The Conservative Worldview from the New Deal to Trumpism

Marc J. Hetherington, Andrew M. Engelhardt · Princeton University Press

Jan 12, 2027

Complete Works of Malatesta Vol. VI — Is Revolution Possible? Volonta, the Red Week and the War, 1913–18

Errico Malatesta, Davide Turcato · AK Press

Jan 12, 2027

From Thresholds to Emancipation

Stavros Stavrides, Erika Biddle-Stavrakos · Common Notions

Jan 19, 2027

After Diversity — The Rise, Fall, and Future of a Broken Promise

Kim Tran · Haymarket Books

Jan 19, 2027

The East Asian–Australasian Flyway — A Field Guide

Ding Li Yong, Sayam U. Chowdhury · Princeton University Press

Jan 19, 2027

Widows — The Last Feminist Taboo

Mineke Schipper · The Westbourne Press

Jan 19, 2027

Animals Matter — The Case for a Kinder World

Cass R. Sunstein · Princeton University Press

Jan 19, 2027

The Endless Tryout — Reclaiming Childhood from Relentless Competition

Jay Caspian Kang · Penguin Press

Jan 19, 2027

Nonprofit Counterinsurgency — How the Nonprofit Industrial Complex Destroys Social Movements (and What to Do)

Zara Cadoux · OR Books

Jan 26, 2027

On Death

Sandra Martin · Biblioasis · Field Notes

The Colors of Dinosaurs and the Prehistoric World — Exploring the Prehistoric Palette

The Coming Surge — Coping with a Climate Reckoning Through Energy

Do Volunteer — The future is local. And it starts with you.

The Question of Antisemitism — A Guide for a World Divided by Israel-Palestine

Autocratic Genderwashing — How Dictators Exploit Women’s Rights

Politically Homeless — Rebuilding the Middle Ground in a Polarized Canada

A New Unfeathered Bird

Speculative Violence — The Visual Politics of AI-Powered Authoritarianism

A Field Guide to Accessible Birding in the United States

Ghost Sharks — A Fully Illustrated Guide to the Chimaeras of the World

The Right Way — The Conservative Worldview from the New Deal to Trumpism

Complete Works of Malatesta Vol. VI — Is Revolution Possible? Volonta, the Red Week and the War, 1913–18

From Thresholds to Emancipation

After Diversity — The Rise, Fall, and Future of a Broken Promise

The East Asian–Australasian Flyway — A Field Guide

Widows — The Last Feminist Taboo

Animals Matter — The Case for a Kinder World

The Endless Tryout — Reclaiming Childhood from Relentless Competition

Nonprofit Counterinsurgency — How the Nonprofit Industrial Complex Destroys Social Movements (and What to Do)

On Death