Fiction: “The Future That Takes Shape Too Soon” by Don DeLillo
From the novel The Silence Counting down by sevens in the future that takes shape…
Alumni Authors
Hot Off the Press: Teaching While Black, Race in Flannery O’Connor, and Notable Upper West Siders
A selection of recent titles from Fordham University Press Teaching While Black: A New Voice…
Hot Off the Press: Pope Francis, American Promise, and Lady Liberty
A selection of recent titles from Fordham University Press Pope Francis: In Your Eyes I…
Strange and Charm: The Creative Worlds of Camille Minichino
Camille Minichino has, in the course of her more than eight decades, been a nun,…
A Writing Career Renewed: Five Questions with Maryann Reid
Brooklyn-born writer Maryann Reid says she developed her voice at Fordham and, after some turmoil…
Nonfiction Books in Brief
Slavery’s Descendants: Shared Legacies of Race and Reconciliation edited by Dionne Ford, FCLC ’91, and…
Nonfiction Books in Brief
America, as Seen on TV: How Television Shapes Immigrant Expectations Around the Globe by Clara…
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…