Susan Alexander ’69—Listening to Joseph (fiction) and A Naturalist’s Adventures in the Levant: The 1874 Expedition of Henry Jones Elwes FRSVMH and the Discovery of the Elwes Snowdrop (nonfiction), independently published

Claire Ayoub ’11, writer and director—Empire Waist (feature film), Blue Fox Entertainment

Patricia Bonis ’76—Jeddah Bride: A Memoir (nonfiction), Conservatarian Press

Jin Lan Deng Cera ’12—Awakening… (spirituality), independently published

Hillary Rodham Clinton ’69—Something Lost, Something Gained: Reflections on Life, Love, and Liberty (nonfiction), Simon & Schuster

Maude de Schauensee ’58—Equipment for Horses from the Period IVB Level (ca. 1000-800 BCE) at Tepe Hasanlu, Iran (nonfiction), Penn

Anne Jacker Dubitzky ’74—Back to the Garden: The Magic of Gardening Therapy (nonfiction), Blind Cat Press

Leslie Pickering Francis ’67 and John Francis—States of Health: The Ethics and Consequences of Policy Variation in a Federal System (nonfiction), Oxford University Press

Kerry Gaertner Gerbracht ’01—The Louvre Art Deck: 52 Masterpieces from the World’s Most Famous Collection (art history cards), Universe

Lindsay Karloff Giroux ’07—I Know Mad: A Book About Feeling Mad, Frustrated, and Jealous (children’s nonfiction), Free Spirit Publishing

Dorcas Hand ’73, Sara Kelly Johns, et al.—Strengthening Library Ecosystems: Collaborate for Advocacy and Impact (nonfiction), ALA Editions

Rachael Labes ’20, writing as Rachael Harriet—Something Forever (romance), independently published

Melissa Ludtke ’73—Locker Room Talk: A Woman’s Struggle to Get Inside (nonfiction), Rutgers University Press

Jacqueline Briggs Martin ’66—Farmer Eva’s Green Garden Life (children’s nonfiction), Readers to Eaters

Erich Matala Matthes, faculty—What to Save and Why: Identity, Authenticity, and the Ethics of Conservation (nonfiction), Oxford University Press

Susan Lynn Meyer, faculty, and Jaya Mehta—Nisha’s Just-Right Christmas Tree (children’s fiction), Beaming Books

Alexandra Miletta ’83—Teach with Confidence: Five Domains for Managing Life in Classrooms (nonfiction), Rowman & Littlefield

Helen Kang Morgan ’98 and Kelly Cooper Paradis—Parenting on the Frontlines: Stories of Love, Loss, and Wonder (nonfiction), Maize Books

Alicia López Nieto ’91—Teachers Speak Up! Stories of Courage, Resilience, and Hope in Difficult Times (nonfiction), Teachers College Press

Brenda Peynado ’06—Time’s Agent (science fiction), Tordotcom

April Randall ’03, Sonya Alise McKinzie, et al.—The Blueprint of a ThriveHer: From Surviving to Thriving (nonfiction), independently published

Alyson Richman ’94—The Time Keepers (fiction), Union Square & Co.

Petra Rivera-Rideau, faculty—Fitness Fiesta! Selling Latinx Culture Through Zumba (nonfiction), Duke University Press

Jennifer Lonoff Schiff ’87—Finding Gemma Lovegood (fiction), Shovel & Pail Press

Bree Schuette ’97—Poppy Rose: The Hoppy Adventures of a Tiny Mountain Bunny (children’s nonfiction), independently published

Colette Schwarzenbach Shulman ’53—When Russia Was Opening Up: A Memoir (nonfiction), Independently published

Maria-Christina Stewart ’03—Meaning vs. Merit (podcast)

Pamela Robertson Wojcik ’86—Unhomed: Cycles of Mobility and Placelessness in American Cinema (nonfiction), University of California Press