New Books for 2026

New Books for 2026

Here are books due to be published in 2026

37 projects. Showing results 1 through 20.

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How We Can Build Flourishing Relationships with the Earth

Kocku von Stuckrad, University of Gronigen

Albion's Sage for the New Age

John Michell, Radical Traditionalism and the Myth of Sacred England

Marleen Thaler, University of Graz

Ancient Mesopotamian Divination

Anxiety and Methods of Decision-Making in Old Babylonian Times

Parsa Daneshmand, Wolfson College, Oxford
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Autism and the Supernatural

Experiential Dimensions of Religiosity, Spirituality and Imagination

Ingela Visuri, Dalarna University

Beyond Religion and Belief

Uncertainty and Religious Studies for the Anthropocene

Milan Fujda, Masaryk University

Bias and the Middle Way

How to Stop Absolutizing our Conditioned Assumptions

Robert M. Ellis, Middle Way Society

Cooking & Dining in Georgian England

Peter Brears, Food Historian and Consultant

Cool Cat Blues

The Life and Times of Georgie Fame

Ben Sidran, Author, Broadcaster, Musician
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Cool Heat

Anita O'Day and Her Dangerous Jazz Life

James Gavin, Author and Journalist

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Food Histories, Recipes, Memories

Priya Deshingkar, Deccan Tiffin and University of Sussex
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Esther

Kristin Joachimsen, Norwegian School of Theology, Religion and Society, Helge Bezold, University of Marburg (Volume Editors)

Femininity and Sexuality in Vajrayāna Buddhism

Bridging Eastern and Western Perspectives

Lyudmila Klasanova, University of Bergen

Fermented Dairy of Central Asia

Simi Rezai-Ghassemi, Food Anthropologist/Ethnographer
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Food and the Elements

Proceedings of the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery 2025

Mark McWilliams, U.S. Naval Academy (Volume Editor)

Irish Traditional Music in Germany

Nationalism, Nostalgia, and Intercultural Transactions

Felix Morgenstern, University of Limerick
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Job

James E. Harding, University of Otago, (Volume Editor)
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Literary Buddhas

From Magadha to Mexico

Naomi Appleton, University of Edinburgh, Christopher V. Jones, University of Cambridge, (Volume Editors)

Material Apocrypha

Christian Apocryphal Narration beyond Text

Janet E. Spittler, University of Virginia, Robert Matthew Calhoun, Texas Christian University (Volume Editors)
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Mormonism in Five Minutes

Dan McClellan, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume Editor
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New Religious Movements in Five Minutes

Lukas K. Pokorny, University of Vienna, Franz Winter, University of Graz, Volume Editors