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Recently published works by Bennington alumni and faculty
POETRY Joan (Lewisohn) Crowell ’43 Poems of Possibilities (Sheep Meadow Press, April 2010) Tami Haaland ’00 When We Wake in the Night (Word Tech Editions, June 2012)
Tim Z. Hernandez ’11 Natural Takeover of Small Things (University of Arizona Press, February 2013)
Chivas Sandage ’87 Hidden Drive (Antrim House, August 2012)
Wendy Kochenthal ’63 Between Sleep and Awake (Balboa Press, February 2012)
FICTION Ann Leary ’84 The Good House: A Novel (St. Martin’s Press, January 2013)
“Fresh, sharp and masterfully told, Hildy’s tale is as intoxicating as it is sobering.” —People Magazine
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Matt Ellis ’92 Keeping Bedlam at Bay in the Prague Café (New Europe Books, February 2013)
“An ode to expatriate living, culture clashes, and the heady days of early 1990s Europe, this novel is a manic, wild ride…and thoroughly enjoyable.” —Booklist
Julie Greene ’82 This Hunger Is Secret (Chipmunka Publishing, September 2012) Patricia Woodbridge ’68 and Hal Tiné Designer Drafting and Visualizing for the Entertainment World (Focal Press, April 2013) Alec Julien ’88 FontFace: The Complete Guide to Creating, Marketing & Selling Digital Fonts (Focal Press, October 2012)
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Ellen Kanner ’83 Feeding the Hungry Ghost: Life, Faith, and What to Eat for Dinner—A Satisfying Diet for Unsatisfying Times (New World Library, February 2013)
Benjamin Anastas Undergraduate and MFA faculty member Too Good to Be True: A Memoir (New Harvest/Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, October 2012)
Lincoln Schatz ’86 The Network (Smithsonian Books, December 2012) Stacy Yeoman Sinclair ’89 Designing Healthy Communities (Jossey-Bass/Wiley, November 2011) June (Wineburgh) Mattingly ’53 The State of the Art: Contemporary Artists in Texas (BookBaby, May 2012)
“There’s so much in these stories that’s shocking. Yet there’s so much solace.”
—The New York Times Book Review
NONFICTION Diane Cameron MFA ’99 Looking for Signs: Essays and Columns (The Troy Book Makers, January 2013)
Jamie Quatro ’09 Want to Show You More (Grove Press, March 2013)
“Smart and honest and searching… so plaintive and raw that most writers (and many readers) will finish it with heart palpitations.” –The New York Times