Spring/Summer 2023
Edward Lorenz and the Chaotic Butterflies (Royal Fireworks Press, 2022) and Benoit Mandelbrot: Reshaping the World (Royal Fireworks Press, 2021) by Robert Black, BE’86
A Time Past, Or What Might Have Been . . . The Odyssey of Norman Lane (independently published, 2023) by Al Claiborne, BA’74
Food Fight (Fitzroy Books/Regal House, 2023) by Linda Bennett Davis, BS’87, MS’90
Team Bangkok: Hearts on Ice (Tuk Tuk Books, 2022) by Ira Denton, BA’61
Douglas Battery: A Family Legacy (Library Partners Press of Wake Forest University, 2021) by Marty Edwards, MBA’82, with Tom Douglas
McMinnville (MindStir Media, 2022) by Ken Gause, BA’82, under the pseudonym Derrick McCartney
Where is God’s Hand (independently published, 2022) by James M. Geeslin, BA’61
Black Life Matter: Blackness, Religion, and the Subject (Duke University Press, 2022) by Biko Mandela Gray, MTS’10
UNSUNG: Quiet Voices of the US Navy’s EOD Warriors and Their Families (independently published, 2022) by Joseph E. Shaffer III and Paula Kapp Greene, MEd’92, EdD’95
Raising the Bar (Chronicle Books, 2022) by Jacob Grier, BA’04, and Brett Adams
Climate Travels: How Ecotourism Changes Mindsets and Motivates Action (Columbia University Press, 2023) by Mike Gunter, BA’91
Shark Heart: A Love Story (Simon & Schuster, 2023) by Emily Habeck, MEd’21
America’s Hardscrabble General: Ulysses S. Grant, from Farm Boy to Shiloh (Southern Illinois University Press, 2022) by Jack Hurst, BA’64
Now and Then Here and Now: New and Selected Poems (Sheep Meadow Press/Syracuse University Press, 2022) by Greg Miller, BA’79
Edward and George Herbert in the European Republic of Letters (Manchester University Press, 2022) edited by Greg Miller, BA’79, and Anne-Marie Miller-Blaise
Hidden Histories: Faith and Black Lesbian Leadership (Duke University Press, 2023) by Monique Moultrie, MA’07, PhD’10
Sojourn on the Veld (independently published, 2022) by Bill Norton, EMBA’99
The Hidden Secrets of the Master’s Mind: How You Can Live with God’s Time (Create and Write Publishing, 2023) by Apelu Po’e, MA’92, PhD’99
The Last Ride: Murder, Money, and the Sensational Trial that Captivated Nashville (independently published, 2022) by Martha Smith Tate, BA’67
100 Days Smart (Elva Resa, 2023) by Karin Walwork Tramm, MEd’86
The Persuasion Business: How Public Relations Really Works (Dawning Press, 2023) by Robert Wynne, BS’84
Fall/Winter 2023
The Gifts They Bring: How Children in the Gospels Can Shape Inclusive Ministry (Westminster John Knox, 2023) by Amy Lindeman Allen, MA’14, PhD’16
Algorithms (Spark Press, 2023) by Sid Balman, BA’80
Spiritual Game Plans for a Successful Life (WestBow, 2023) by Preston Brown, BS’81
Healthy You, Healthy Team, Healthy Company: How to Implement an Employee Wellness Program in Your Organization (Lioncrest, 2023) by Josh DeTillio, MBA’03
Dreams for a Decade: International Nuclear Abolitionism and the End of the Cold War (University of Pennsylvania, 2023) by Stephanie Freeman, BA’10
The New Prohibition: The Dangerous Politics of Tobacco Control (independently published, 2023) by Jacob Grier, BA’04
The Promise (Lerner/Kar-Ben, 2023) by Bridget Hodder, MA’15
Drinkin’ Margaritas with the Lord, Art and Lyrics by George Douglas Lee (independently published, 2022) by Brenda Donaloio Lee, BS’75
Kelcie Murphy and the Hunt for the Heart of Danu (Starscape, 2023) by Erika Lewis, BS’90
Mèo and Bé (Lee and Lowe Books, 2023) by Doan Phuong Nguyen, BA’07
From Calvin to Mao and Beyond (St. Andrews, 2023) by Edgar A. Porter, EdD’88
A God Project: The Improbable Journey of a Man Who Loved Caves (independently published, 2023) by Gary Roberson, BA’69
A Most Agreeable Murder (Random House, 2023) by Julia Seales, BA’15
Fasting, Prayer, Healing & Deliverance (Vanilla Heart Publishing, 2023), by Ralph Steele, MDiv’87