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January|February 2016 Alumni Authors

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The End by John Crawley, BA ’73, Life Member Teacher Lucy Brooks is diagnosed with a painful, aggressive strain of terminal cancer before falling into a coma....

 
 

November|December Alumni Authors

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The Naughty List by Michael Fry, BA ’82, and Bradley Jackson, BS ’07, Life Member Even though 12-year-old Bobbie Mendoza hates Christmas, she wants to make her...

 
 

September|October Alumni Authors

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The Carriage House by Louisa Hall, MA ’09, PhD ’14 Louisa Hall’s debut novel is set in her hometown in the suburbs of Philadelphia. The story focuses on what...

 
 

July|August Alumni Authors

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Inclusive Veritas and Justice by Richard Walker, BA ’99 Criminal justice expert Walker argues that restorative justice is a key component in reducing both violent...

 
 

May | June Alumni Authors

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Lifted by the Great Nothing by Karim Dimechkie, MFA ’14 Former Michener fellow Karim Dimechkie’s debut novel is the story of a Lebanese-American boy exploring...

 
 

March|April Alumni Authors

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A View From Beneath the Dancing Elephant: Rediscovering IBM’s Corporate Constitution by Peter E. Greulich, BA ’79 Peter Greulich worked at IBM for 30 years,...

 
 

January|February Alumni Authors

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Raising Questions: Daring to Denounce the Religious Right to Defend Our Civil Rights by Lauryne Wright, BJ ’83, Life Member Scattered with inspirational quotes...

 
 

November|December Alumni Authors

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Recently Published Brothers on the Run by Pat Lorraine Simons, BA ’64 Based on a crazy but true story, Brothers focuses on two German-Jewish teenagers—the titular...

 
 

Good Reads: September | October 2014

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New Books of Interest to the Longhorn Universe Above the East China Sea By Sarah Bird, MA ’76 The 82-day Battle of Okinawa claimed the lives of at least 12,000...

 
 

September|October Alumni Authors

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Recently Published   Adventures with a Historian: The Life & Times of John R. “Jack” Hubbard by John R. Hubbard, BA ’38, MA ’39, PhD ’50, Life...

 
 
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