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Tom Milton ’62
(Nepperhan Press) This novel is about conflict between Kristy McKay, young woman from Mississippi living in New York who is active in the civil rights movement of the early 1960s, and her father, retired admiral and white supremacist that is fighting...
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Jonathan Massey ’91 *01
(University of Pittsburgh Press) Based on the previously unpublished work of architect Claude Bragdon, this study reconsiders Bragdon’s geometric “projective ornament” style and its influence on modern architecture. A contemporary and rival of Frank Lloyd...
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Sophie Schindler Glovier ’87
(Sign of the Fox LLC) This pocket-sized guide to 16 walks on trails in and around Princeton includes trail maps, 16 color postcards, and other photographs of local open space. With over 25 percent of Princeton preserved, the town has more than 1,000 acres and...
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Sunny Schwartz with David Boodell ’93
(Scribner) This book tells the story of Sunny Schwartz’s work in the criminal justice system and how she is helping to transform the San Francisco jails and the criminals incarcerated. After attending law school and working in the criminal justice system,...
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Winslow Myers ’62
(Orbis Books) Myers dares to dream of a world without war. In the midst of the Iraq and Afghanistan War this may seem hopelessly unrealistic but Myers argues what is truly unrealistic is the idea that war is a solution to the conflicts of the world. This book...
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Laura McPhee ’80
(Yale University Press) This collection of photographs depicts the landscape and life in one of the last remote places of the American West: central Idaho’s Sawtooth Valley. McPhee uses a large-format view camera, following a 19th-century artistic practice,...
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Tenley Eakin ’07
(AuthorHouse) This novel is based on the author’s experience at boarding school, Philips Academy in Andover, and her acceptance and transition into Princeton University. Eakin is a special education teacher in Flagstaff, Ariz.
