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"Ed Dimendberg is an extraordinary editor of academic books. His expert insight and imaginative vision were indispensable in the generation and publication of my own book, The Fate of Place. There can be no better guide today than he in the complex, competitive world of academic publishing."

 

Edward S. Casey
Professor of Philosophy
State University of New York at Stony Brook

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Diller Scofidio + Renfro
Film Noir
Facing theMusic
Urban Visual Studies St. LouisA group photograph of the students in the “Urban Visual Studies” Dissertation Proposal Development Fellowship Workshop that I co-directed with M. Christine Boyer for the Social Science Research Council in 2008.
Cinema and Experience
The Weimar Republic Sourcebook
L.A. Under the InfluenceI consider Roger Sherman one of the most astute architects thinking about Los Angeles today and was proud to acquire his book L.A. Under the Influence: The Hidden Logic of Urban Property as Editor-at-large at University of Minnesota Press.
A Critic WritesI published Anne Friedberg's first book while I was Film Editor at the University of California Press.
A Critic WritesI came to know Reyner Banham when I was a graduate student at UC Santa Cruz in the 1980s. After his death, I helped to publish this collection of his essays and reviews at the University of California Press.
Moses & MulticulturalismFlashPoints is a book series intended to address the current problems in scholarly publishing in literary studies. The last book by the late Barbara Johnson was published in the FlashPoints series in 2010. To read the e-book, click here.
Ed Ruscha's Los AngelesAfter several years of working in the Department of Painting and Sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art, she is today Curator of Contemporary Art at the Montclair Art Museum. MIT Press published her insightful book on artist Ed Ruscha in 2010.
Downcast EyesIt was a pleasure to publish Martin Jay's magisterial work when I was Humanities Editor at the University of California Press.
The Body/Body ProblemArthur Danto and I worked on several of his books while I was Philosophy Editor at the University of California Press.