Nonfiction Books in Brief
America, as Seen on TV: How Television Shapes Immigrant Expectations Around the Globe by Clara…
Alumni Authors
Everyday Habits, Everyday Heroes: Five Questions with Leadership Author Chris Lowney
Knowing what matters most in life is often much easier than discerning and doing what…
Seven Questions with Naima Coster, Breakout Novelist
When Brooklyn native Naima Coster, GSAS ’12, told one of her Fordham professors that she…
Truth in Fiction: Three Novels by Three Fordham Women
Halsey Street: A Novel by Naima Coster, GSAS ’12 (Little A) After five years on…
Teamsters Lawyer Writes Children’s Book about the Value of Labor Unions
There’s a storybook quality to Mark Torres’ career, with its long and steady climb, sudden…
Alan Alda, a Master Actor, Explores the Art and Science of Good Communication
If I Understood You, Would I Have This Look on My Face? My Adventures in…
Stories Survive: A Child of the Holocaust Reclaims a Resilient Heritage
A child survivor of the Holocaust was reluctant to share his family’s full story, until…
Summer Reads: A Lyrical War Novel, a Stroll Through the Streets of Paris, and the Power of the Pause
The Signal Flame: A Novel by Andrew Krivák, GSAS ’95 (Scribner) In his first novel,…
The Devil’s Mercedes in America
The Devil’s Mercedes: The Bizarre and Disturbing Adventures of Hitler’s Limousine in America by Robert Klara,…
Seven Questions with Terence Winch: Musician, Songwriter, Poet, Author
Terence Winch, GSAS ’69, has produced his first album in 10 years, This Day Too:…