Featured Authors

A novel is born

Selden Edwards ’63, who labored more than 30 years on his manuscript, is finally an author

A play to inspire

Whitney ’45 and Gabriel Seymour ’80 tell the story of Nazi resisters

Tangled Vines

Policies matter

Larry Bartels studies presidential influence on the gap between rich and poor

Remembering the dead

Straddling two cultures

Novelist Saher Alam ’95 examines arranged marriage among Indian-Americans

Body art

Decoding an early abolitionist

Thomas P. Slaughter *83 pens biography of tailor and preacher John Woolman

Reinventing himself

Composer Paul Lansky *73 is finished with electronic music and moves on to ‘real’ instruments

On Broadway

Searching for Jewish Cuba

Anthropologist Rush Behar *83 travels back to her native land

Women of Vision

Stories told by Susan Danoff ’75

A world traveler

Linda Colley uncovers the atypical life of an Englishwoman

Making SAT prep bearable

Charles Horn *95 pens humorous guide

A primer on the brain

Sam Wang explains why we lose our keys but never forget how to drive

Enlightenment for idiots

Anne Cushman '84 explores one woman's quest for spiritual awakening

Nierenberg '69 on 'leading by listening'

Debut novel by Tedrowe '95's examines love, family, and money

McCabe '56 chronicles Antarctic adventure

Gott *73 and Vanderbei size up the universe

Barron '85 pens another mystery for Jane Austen, detective

Davis '86 deciphers diet and nutrition claims

Krist '79 chronicles 12 tumultuous days in 1919 Chicago

De Jonge '77 pens another crime novel