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The Yale Nonfiction Book Prize, co-sponsored by The Yale Review and Yale University Press.
Submissions close on February 15.
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Adam Shatz
The author on Frantz Fanon, revolution, violence, and the psychology of oppression
James Surowiecki
Announcing the Winner of the Yale Nonfiction Book Prize
The Yale Review and Yale University Press are thrilled to announce that Jonathan Gleason is the inaugural winner of the prize for his manuscript Field Guide to Falling Ill, selected by Meghan O'Rourke.
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Revisiting Dag Hammarskjöld’s Mysterious Death
One man is known to have survived the infamous crash. Why was his testimony hidden?
Susan Williams
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Free All Necks
How the groundbreaking work of artist and teacher Alma Thomas inspired a generation of Black students
Alexis Pauline Gumbs
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Life in the Algorithm
It has reshaped culture—but how? Two new books reckon with our digital predicament
Anna Shechtman
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