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 Cinder
Award-winning poet Bruce Bond ’76, poetry editor for American Literary
Review and professor of English at the University of North Texas,
captures the human condition—and the “paradise of its ashes”—in this
collection of poetry.
Etruscan Press, 2003 • 80 pages • $14.95
 The
French
Encounter
with
Africans
White Response to Blacks, 1530-1880
In 1980, William B. Cohen ’62 released this pioneering study of the
negative racial attitudes embedded in French colonial history, now
republished after his death in 2002.
Indiana University Press, 2003 • 392 pages • $24.95
 Anglicans
in
Canada
Controversies and Identity in Historical Perspective
Alan L. Hayes ’67, an ordained priest in the Anglican Church of Canada,
offers a comprehensive survey of the history of the church and of
Anglican identity.
University of Illinois Press, 2004 • 336 pages • $30
 Ask
Child psychologist Julia B. Levine ’81 reveals her gaze of beauty, loss,
damage and redemption in her award-winning second collection of poetry.
Her heartbreaking poems confront suffering with tender eyes.
University of Tampa Press, 2003 • 117 pages • $20 hardcover, $12
paperback
 The
Codex
Bestselling author Douglas Preston ’78 sends three brothers on a hunt
for their inheritance. Their father, a notorious tomb robber, has buried
his own vast treasure, including a Mayan codex that is priceless for
more reasons than one.
Tom Doherty Associates, LLC, 2004 • 400 pages • $24.95
 Charles
Bargue
and
J.L.
Gérôme, Drawing
Course
Distributed by the Dahesh Museum of Art in the United States, this book
is a reprint of the late 19th century Drawing Course. Edited by faculty
emeritus Gerald M. Ackerman, the book introduces art students to
realistic drawing.
ACR Edition, 2003 • 324 pages, 336 illustrations • $65 hardcover, $45
softcover
 Nutcracker
Nation
Jennifer Fisher, dance faculty, offers insight into this Christmas
phenomenon. The Nutcracker ballet has been adopted by communities across
the world and adapted by each to tell the story based on their cultural
values.
Yale University Press, 2003 • 256 pages • $27 hardcover, $16 paperback
 Becoming Neighbors in a Mexican American Community: Power, Conflict and
Solidarity
Gilda L. Ochoa, associate professsor of sociology and Chicana/o studies,
examines the often uneasy relationship between Mexican Americans and
Mexican immigrants.
University of Texas Press, 2004 • 312 pages • $55 hardcover, $21.95
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