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Martha Hatch Balph ’65—The Entire Sky (poetry), Utah State Poetry Society
Rebekah McCandlish Burckmyer ’67—Love in the Time of COVID: A Romantic Mystery (fiction), Fleur Du Mal Publishing House
Chipo Dendere, faculty—Death, Diversion, and Departure: Voter Exit and the Persistence of Authoritarianism in Zimbabwe (nonfiction), Cambridge University Press
Mattie Fitch ’08—The People, the Workers, and the Citizens: Antifascist Cultures and the Popular Front in France, 1934–1939, Routledge Studies in Modern European History
Judy Foreman ’66—The Scallop Plot: A Cape Cod Thriller (fiction), She Writes Press
Desirée Garcia ’99—Dressing Room: Backstage Lives and American Film (nonfiction), Rutgers University Press
Alma Heckman ’09, co-editor—Radical Jewish Politics: A Global Perspective (nonfiction), Rutgers University Press
Krystina Lyon ’79—You Are Seen: Women’s Contemporary Art Practices in Southeast Asia, independently published
Irene Mata, faculty—Beyond the Moment: Connecting Histories of Latinx Performance and Resistance (nonfiction), University of Texas Press
P. Paramita ’18—Appetite (fiction), Dial Press
Susana Puenta Matos ’14—De God van Nederland. Leven en werk van Pyke Koch (The God of the Netherlands: Life and Work of Pyke Koch) (nonfiction), Uitgeverij Prometheus
Alexandra Spiliakos ’15—Can I Golf? A Magical Golf Adventure (children’s fiction), independently published
Jane Timmons-Mitchell ’77 and Stephen Mitchell—Our Guide to Navigating ADHD: How to Embrace Challenges, Develop Grit, and Flourish (nonfiction), Greenleaf Book Group Press
Susan Ware ’72—Speaking Louder Than I Can: The Power of Feminist Biography (nonfiction), Oxford University Press
Jennifer Brailey Williams ’99—Strange Architectures (poetry), Shearsman Books
Pavla Zakova-Laney DS ’95—Divine Destiny: One Woman’s Spiritual Journey, independently published
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