Featured Authors

Phillips *08 Interviews L.A. Architects

Seife ’93 Exposes the Everyday Deceptions of the Internet

Isleib ’75 Serves Up a Tasty Holiday Mystery

A Young Doctor Writes a Novel About Love and Medicine

Nye ’58 Says Reports of America’s Decline are Greatly Exaggerated

Bell '79 novel follows Civil War general

New book highlights pivotal days in military history

Cantor '64 on death and beyond

Kluger '56 explores tragic clash between white settlers and Native Americans

Weiner '91 explores egg-donorship, surrogacy in new novel

Robertson *59 explores Roosevelt's plan for occupying France

Ladin *00 shares her journey from a man to a woman

Philosophy is alive and well in America, Romano '76 argues

Peters '84 examines climate change

Colgan *10 explores oil and war

Cheiten *71's Queen Jane premieres at Hamilton Murray Theater

Dunne '87 and Grody '11 put on White Christmas

Maisel ’84 Exhibits ‘Ghostly Images’

O’Hanlon ’82 *91 Deciphers the U.S.-China Dilemma

Brown ’72 Takes Readers to the Upper Reaches of the Amazon

Hirshfield ’73 Explores How Great Poetry Is Made

Is The Working Mother’s Juggle Really So Harried? Vanderkam ’01 Finds Out

Perspective: Portrait of the Artist as a Young Scientist

Missing physics, missing youth

Holiday Reading

PAW Asked Six Alumni Authors for Their Holiday-Reading Suggestions