New Books in January by Ideas on Fire Authors

by Cathy Hannabach | Jan 1, 2025

New year, new books! A bunch of new books by Ideas on Fire authors come out this month, and we're jazzed to celebrate these wonderful scholars. We are honored to have edited and indexed these books as well as support this type of groundbreaking interdisciplinary research.

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Cover of The Violence of Love, with wavy abstract multicolored shapes and a quote

Kit Myers

University of California Press

A nuanced critique of the racial politics of adoption and normative framings of kinship as solely about love.

Cover of Carceral Apartheid, with a silhouette on top of a shooting range bullseye

Brittany Friedman

University of North Carolina Press

A no-holds-barred indictment of the anti-Black racism and genocidal logics at the heart of the US prison-industrial complex.

Cover of Indenture Aesthetics, with a triptych photo series of a reclining body overlaid on historical family photos and and photographs of indentured people

Jordache A. Ellapen

Duke University Press

A multisensory exploration of the Afro-Indian visual and performance art reimagining race in post-apartheid South Africa.

Cover of How We Make Each Other, with abstract smiling faces full of joy

Perry Zurn

Duke University Press

A beautifully poetic tribute to trans worldmaking and community building at the edges of the university.

Cover of We Tried to Tell Y'all, with a black Twitter bird in a blue background

Meredith D. Clark

Oxford University Press

An incisive read of the power and legacy of Black Twitter as a vital resistance strategy and journalistic contribution.

Cover of Hip-Hop Civics, with youth standing together looking in the same direction

Jabari M. Evans

University of Michigan Press

An insightful ethnography of how hip hop-based K–12 education fosters civic engagement and world-building for Black youth.

Cover of Intersectional Listening with a person's silhouette overlaid on a Washington, DC map, their eyes covered with an abstract stars and stripes design.

Allie Martin

Oxford University Press

A Black feminist audio-analysis of gentrification's sounds and silences in the nation's capital.

Dr. Cathy Hannabach is the founder and CEO of Ideas on Fire where she helps interdisciplinary academics transform vibrant ideas into powerful books and public projects that can spark meaningful social change.

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