Featured Authors

Travel Writer Don George ’75 Reflects on 2020 At Home

Richard Revesz ’79’s Dollars-and-Cents Solutions for the Environment

Amanda Dennis ’03 debut novel, Her Here, Tells an Existential Detective Story

Vernadette Vicuña Gonzalez ’96 Recasts an Imperialist Love Affair

Susanna Moore Tells The Story of Her Glitzy, Yet Dark Life Journey

Robin Broad 83 and John Cavanagh 80 Recount an Epic Battle for Clean Water

Randolph W. Hobler ’68 Tells 101 Stories of Peace Corps in Libya

Jon Wiener ’66 on LA Activism in the 1960s

Elizabeth Jemison ’08 Examines Christianity as Racial Tool in Post-Emancipation South

Michael Griffith ’87 on What We Leave Behind When We’re Gone

Naomi Miller ’81 Reimagines Life of Literary Trailblazer Mary Sidney

John Waterbury ’61 on Higher Education Policy as Tool for Regime Stability in Middle East

Jeffrey Smith ’72 Depicts Famous Artists’ Unscrupulous Lives

Charles Wheelan *93 Narrates His Family’s Gap Year Abroad

Elyse Graham ’07 tells the history of New York City’s accent

Angel Garcia ’79 Recounts Rev. Neil Connolly’s Work in South Bronx

Prof. Claudia L. Johnson *81 Dispels Myths About Jane Austen

Organized Crime Brought to Life by Michael Cannell ’82

Sara Mayeux ’05 Chronicles History of Public Defenders in the U.S.

Ilya Shapiro ’99 on the Politicization of Supreme Court Nominations

Marc Levinson *85 Examines History and Makes Case for New Phase of Globalization

Frank Stricker *74 Writes Timely Account of Unemployment in America

Robert Rotberg *57 Studies Corruption to Teach Anticorruption

Jason T. Sharples *10 Examines Slave Insurrections and Manipulated Racial Fear