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Sep 10, 2026
Nate SwickHOST
You see, a new field guide to U.S. and Canada birds is scheduled to come out next year.
Nate SwickHOST
It's from Princeton University Press, one of our favorite publishers of nature books, and it's authored, uh, by eBird's Brian Sullivan and Chris Wood, along with Michael O'Brien and Steve Howell, and illustrated by Ian Lewington, the UK artist who was the primary illustrator for the Collins Guide to Birds of Europe.
Nate SwickHOST
Some heavy hitters.
Nate SwickHOST
That Collins Guide is considered by many to be one of the best field guides in the world to any part of the world, in part because, uh, Ian is such a talented bird illustrator.
Tyler GreenHOST
It's back to fresh shows this week, and we're kicking off the fall season with art historian and author Richard J. Powell.
Tyler GreenHOST
Powell is the author of Color Struck: Painting, Pigment, Affect, which was just published by Princeton University Press.
Tyler GreenHOST
The book examines the historical and cultural work color does in the work of 20th and 21st century artists such as Jacob Lawrence, Alma Thomas, Sam Gilliam, Nina Chanel Abney, and plenty of others you'll hear us discuss in a moment.
Tyler GreenHOST
The book builds from Powell's 2022 National Gallery of Art Mellon Lectures of the same title.
Lilly J. GorenHOST
This is Lillie Gorn with the New Books Network.
Lilly J. GorenHOST
Today, I'm joined by Terry Moe, who is co-author with William Howell of Trajectory of Power: The Rise of the Strongman Presidency.
Lilly J. GorenHOST
This book was published by Princeton University Press in 2025, and it's a fascinating exploration of the U.S. presidency, the rise and development of the administrative state, and our understanding of presidential power, in particular in the United States.
Lilly J. GorenHOST
But I'm gonna let Terry tell us all about that.
Terry MoeGUEST
Um, so, um, that's, uh, what our last book was about, um, uh, Presidents, Populism, and the Crisis of Democracy.
Terry MoeGUEST
That was 2020.
Terry MoeGUEST
And this book, um, Trajectory of Power: Uh, the Rise of the Strongman Presidency, um, really sort of, in our view, uh, brings it all together.
Terry MoeGUEST
It's, in a way, we both talk about this as sort of the culmination of everything we think we know about the presidency and can document.
Lilly GorenHOST
This is Lily Goren with the New Books Network.
Lilly GorenHOST
Today I'm joined by Terry Moe, who is co-author with William Howell of Trajectory of Power, The Rise of the Strongman Presidency.
Lilly GorenHOST
This book was published by Princeton University Press in 2025, and it's a fascinating exploration of the U.S. presidency, the rise and development of the administrative state, and our understanding of presidential power in particular in the United States.
Lilly GorenHOST
But I'm going to let Terry tell us all about that.
Terry MoeGUEST
So that's what our last book was about, President's Popularism and the Crisis of Democracy.
Terry MoeGUEST
That was 2020.
Terry MoeGUEST
And this book, Trajectory of Power, The Rise of the Strongman Presidency, really sort of, in our view, brings it all together.
Terry MoeGUEST
In a way, we've both talked about this as sort of the culmination of everything we think we know about the presidency and can document.
Lilly J. GorenHOST
This is Lily Goren with the New Books Network.
Lilly J. GorenHOST
Today I'm joined by Terry Moe, who is co-author with William Howell of Trajectory of Power, The Rise of the Strongman Presidency.
Lilly J. GorenHOST
This book was published by Princeton University Press in 2025, and it's a fascinating exploration of the U.S. presidency, the rise and development of the administrative state, and our understanding of presidential power in particular in the United States.
Lilly J. GorenHOST
But I'm going to let Terry tell us all about that.
Terry MoeGUEST
So that's what our last book was about, President's Popularism and the Crisis of Democracy.
Terry MoeGUEST
That was 2020.
Terry MoeGUEST
And this book, Trajectory of Power, The Rise of the Strongman Presidency, really sort of, in our view, brings it all together.
Terry MoeGUEST
In a way, we've both talked about this as sort of the culmination of everything we think we know about the presidency and can document.
David RutledgeHOST
[laughs] The book is, is wonderful, uh, When Things Get Personal: A Philosophical Guide to Conflict.
David RutledgeHOST
Uh, it's out through Princeton University Press.
David RutledgeHOST
It's great, and, uh, Mark, thank you so much for your time.
David RutledgeHOST
It's been great to talk.
Windsor MannGUEST
But I do want to understand, you know, kind of where they're coming from.
Windsor MannGUEST
So reading this book about Puerto Rico that came out, I think it was in 2023 by Princeton University Press.
Windsor MannGUEST
I forgot the name of it, but it's like shows that as I mean, it's always been a colony.
Windsor MannGUEST
Well, not always.
Happy JackHOST
You know, she said, "Jack, my goal is not to become an amazing scholar." That's just not her goal.
Happy JackHOST
Like some, some students, some people out there in academia, that's their goal, right? And they, they write these academic books, and they get them published at Princeton University Press or Oxford University Press.
Happy JackHOST
Um, but she's like, "That's...
Happy JackHOST
My goal is not to become an amazing scholar.
Brian MackeyHOST
Her new book is called Pregnancy Interrupted, The Science and Stories of How Pregnancies Really End.
Brian MackeyHOST
It's out now from Princeton University Press.
Brian MackeyHOST
Professor Clancy joins me in studio for the hour today.
Brian MackeyHOST
Kate, welcome back to The 21st Show.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
and come to the wonderful introduction around 30 pages written by David.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
And Professor David Wamsley is a professor of English Literature in the University of Oxford and also a fellow of the British Academy And there's also another podcast on our website about another book that David has recently published with Princeton University Press.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
So make sure to check his demo on NewBooks Network and listen to that podcast as well.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
David, welcome to NewBooks Network again.
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