Jane Van Zandt Dingman ’53 and S. Lawrence Dingman—Marie van Zandt: The Turbulent Career of a Brilliant American Diva in Europe, 1879–1898, Amazon Digital Services
Cheryl Finley ’86—Committed to Memory: The Art of the Slave Ship Icon, Princeton University Press
Jane Satlow Gerber ’59—Cities of Splendour in the Shaping of Sephardi History, Littman Library of Jewish Civilization
Catherine Wilson Gillespie ’84—Putting Together the Puzzle Pieces of Full Eating Disorder Recovery, Amazon Digital Services
Jasmine Guillory ’97—The Proposal, Berkley
Kristina Hallett ’84—Own Best Friend: Eight Steps to a Life of Purpose, Passion, and Ease, Morgan James Publishing
Anne Hendren ’73—Curious Tusks, Ring of Fire Publishing
Andrea Leers ’64—Welcoming the West: Japan’s Grand Resort Hotels, Jovis
Ethel Waxham Love 1905 and J. David Love, edited by Frances Love Froidevaux and Barbara Love—Life on Muskrat Creek: A Homestead Family in Wyoming, Lehigh University Press
Amy Mitchell Poeppel ’88—Limelight, Atria Books
Jana Riess ’91, Patton Dodd, and David Van Biema—The Prayer Wheel: A Daily Guide to Renewing Your Faith with a Rediscovered Spiritual Practice, Convergent Books
Bina Shah ’93—Before She Sleeps: A Novel, Delphinium Books
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