Congratulations to Eileen Truax for winning a prestigious Knight Wallace Fellowship for Journalists!

Truax is an independent journalist whose work has appeared in The Washington Post, the Spanish editions of The New York Times and Newsweek, and 5W in Spain. Currently she's content director for the International Symposium on Migration Journalism, in Mérida, Spain. She is the author of three books “Dreamers: An Immigrant Generation’s Fight for Their American Dream” in 2015; “We Built the Wall: How the U.S. Keeps out Asylum Seekers from Mexico, Central America and Beyond” in 2018, and “How Does It Feel to be Unwanted? Stories of Resistance and Resilience from Mexicans Living in the U.S.”, also in 2018.

KILLING THE STORY delves into the epidemic of violence against journalists in Mexico, by veteran war reporter Témoris Grecko. Coming from the New Press in Summer 2020, available for preorder now!

Obama White House liaison to DHS Jake Braun’s book on vulnerable election infrastructure is on the shelves, published by Rowman & Littlefield!

“Democracy in Danger is a harrowing account of just how unprepared states were, and remain, to stop election-crippling Russian hacks. It explains the problem in thorough and clear detail, with a call to action to protect the fundamentals of American democracy. This is a good and important work.”

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In WE BUILT THE WALL (Verso, Spring 2018) Eileen Truax thoughtfully examines how U.S. asylum policy, based on outmoded Cold War geopolitics, shuts out asylum seekers from Mexico, Central America, and other countries with supposedly functioning democratic governments. 

THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD MEDIA TOUR ROLLS ON:

Executive Director of the National Immigration Forum Ali Noorani has appeared on CNN, NBC, PBS Newshour, CNBC Nightly Business Report, Good Morning San Diego, Good Day LA, Fox 5 DC, Arizona Horizon (PBS), NBC News Greenville, ABC 4 Salt Lake City, and more!

"Solid advice for an anxious and angry polity on how to talk about a growing cultural challenge."

-Kirkus

AGAINST THE INQUISITION (AMAZONCROSSING) BY MARCOS AGUINIS IS SELECTED AS AN "AMAZON FIRST" TITLE IN AUSTRALIA AND THE UK!

A meticulously researched work of historical fiction, Against the Inquisition is based on the real life of Francisco Maldonado da Silva, a respected, erudite physician in 17th century South America who refused to renounce his Jewish faith, and prevailed in countless debates against the Inquisitors who jailed him over a span of twelve years. Eventually the Inquisitors realized they could never break his spirit. He was burned at the stake, unrepentant, in the infamous Auto de fe in Lima in 1639. Suspenseful, entertaining, inspiring, and timely, this will be the first work of Argentinian bestselling author Marcos Aguinis to be published in English. First published in 1991, La gesta del marrano sold a million copies in Spanish and was translated into German, Hebrew, Japanese, and Portuguese.