joining as now is pamela maccoll, director of publicity. let's talk about some of your upcoming titles. >> well, the first title is america's water crisis. she looks at the watercress is there many of the states in the united states. really calling for a new water ethic in america to think about the water crisis and uses the same way we think about recycling and the same way we think about putting out recycling bins with the trash. you want the issue to become that prevalent in american consciousness. >> and the hill. >> yes. upon the 20th anniversary of the publishing. there is a gender, race, and finding home. professor hill looks at the idea of home and democracy through a lens of gender and race in america going back to her ancestors, great-grandparents' as slaves and her leaving her very small town all the way through to the housing crisis in baltimore and other places. she traces the idea of home and the american dream in this country. >> when is that coming out? >> the october 4th. >> and are you publishing a big run? >> fairly big.

. >> pamela maccoll is the director of publicity for beacon press. this is book tv on c-span2. >> and now from 2011 "chicago tribune" printer's row lit fest ago, laura caldwell and joe follows a detailed the court case and incarceration of mr. mosley who at 19 years old was coerced to confessing to murder had nothing to do with. ms. caldwell and catharine o'daniel represented mr. mosley