Books by Alums
By Amparo Ramos Ruiz​ (Span'85; MA'89)(Amazon, 312 pages; 2020)Buy the Book Growing up in post Civil War Spain, in the 1940 - 1950s, under Dictator Franco, a young girl tells her story. Schools were strict
By Donald E. Hall (EdD’78) (Amazon, 276 pages; 2021) Buy the Book This is a Christian romance novel rich in the history and culture of the first half of the twentieth century. The hero, Raleigh Curtiss, served in
By Donald E. Hall (EdD’78) (Amazon, 233 pages; 2022) Buy the Book This historical novel is a sequel to Don Hall’s acclaimed A Good and Decent Man. More Than Rumor picks up where the first novel ends and follows
By Laura Marello (Engl'80) (Guernica Editions, 146 pages; 2022) Buy the Book Matisse: The Only Blue interweaves scenes from the second half of artist Henri Matisse's life in the south of France (1907-1954), with
By Martin Frumkin () (Balsam Press LLC, 399 pages; 2022) Buy the Book What was it like to backpack along the international hippie trail fifty years ago? Martin Frumkin’s pre-tech, countercultural rucksack romp
By Stan Nicholas (Jour'66) (Buff and Beyond Ink, 194 pages; 2022) Buy the Book Never Summer is about my family; mother, father and three sisters who for a period of 13 years spent the entire summer months as
By Erin Langner (Psych'05) (Zone 3 Press, 133 pages; 2022) Buy the Book As an art critic and museum staffer, Erin Langner was skeptical of what she would find when she visited the Las Vegas Strip for the first time in
By Julie Crea Dunbar​ (Geog'93) (ABC-CLIO, 360 pages; 2022) Buy the Book From the early civilizations of ancient Mesopotamia to our present-day globalized society, readers will learn how humans interacted―and
By Josephine Rascoe Keenan (SpchDr'64) (Pen-L Publishing, 243 pages; 2018) Buy the Book What if you traded your identity and couldn't get it back? Could you live your life as someone else? After the shocking
By Darius Ebrahimi​ (Econ'16) (Mythical Bandit Books, 397 pages; 2002) Buy the Book Myths Come True…Dreams Are Another Story Heaven is not what Kai imagined. Monsters run free, the sun scorches, and Kai has