Featured Authors

From Ballet to B-Boying: Margaret Fuhrer ’06 Writes a History of American Dance

Helping Readers Understand the Labyrinth of Social Security Benefits

Girls Coming to Tech! by Amy Sue Bix ’87

Anti-cancer cookbook

Weinstein '62 delves into Faulkner's complexity

Lebenthal '86 examines New York's pampered elite

Deford '61 pens tale of love and war

Bell '79 pens "vicious and appalling" story

Sparling '58 pens memoir of Arctic adventure

Pickering *70 reflects on aging, teaching, traveling

Crano '64 offers advice on influencing others

Penick '67 explores the 15th-century Chinese court

Saguy *00 argues against our obsession with weight

Nader '55 tells you so

Durst '96 Calls Her Latest Teen Novel Creepy

Dunn '64 Presents New Dance

Kirn ’83 Writes About Being Duped By a Con Man

States of Desire Revisited: Travels in Gay America by Edmund White

Kardos ’92 Pens Psychological Thriller

Scull *74 Delves into the History of Madness

Rieff ’78 Examines the Roadblocks to Ending Global Hunger

Living with a look-alike

Sipress '83 tracks 'coming pandemic'

Todd '81 collects oral histories from Texas conservationists