Virginia Garlitz, professor emerita of Spanish In her book, Garlitz retraces the steps of the leader of Spanish Modernist literature in the first part of the twentieth century, Ramón María Valle-Inclán...
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Liz Ahl, chair of the department of English and professor of English “The chapbook offers, I hope, both constant themes and interesting variety,” says Ahl, whose previous chapbook, A Thirst That’s...
Marie Baker-Ohler and Annette Holba, professor of communication studies From the publisher: “This book … provide[s] readers with the opportunity to consider multiple ways of enhancing human communication...
Xiaoxiong Li, professor of Asian history Growing up in Sichuan, Li had heard stories about opium and its usage in the province before 1950. “I was fascinated by these stories and wished someday I could...
David Starbuck, professor of anthropology and sociology From the back cover: “David Starbuck has been excavating British military sites in Fort Edward and Lake George, New York for two decades. In 1996,...
Joseph Monninger, professor of English A solo trip down the Allagash River a few years ago inspired the setting for the book, which one reviewer hailed as “a compelling and poignant love story.” “The...
Third Edition. Cynthia Moniz, chair of the department of social work and professor of social work; and Stephen Gorin, professor of social work According to Moniz, this text “provides a historical and political...
Kylo-Patrick Hart, professor of communication and media studies Hart has been intrigued by director Araki and his films for nearly two decades. “Writing this book allowed me to more fully explore the noteworthy...
Nancy Puglisi ’81G, director of organizational health for the University System of New Hampshire; adjunct faculty member, PSU College of Graduate Studies “I wanted to write a book about the workplace...
Robin DeRosa, professor of English DeRosa first conceived of this book during a visit to Plimoth Plantation, a living history museum that reenacts the 1627 Pilgrim settlement in Massachusetts. “I was so interested...
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