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