In his debut YA novel, Andrew Extein ’07 tells the angsty story of a bullied straight teenage boy who comes out as an act of retribution.
This sci-fi crime novel by Greg Hickey ’08 follows a private detective hired by a space tech CEO to investigate a rival for illegal hydrocarbon combustion.
The fourth book of poems by Garrett Hongo ’73 draws inspiration from Hongo’s life journey and weaves in memories of various shorelines.
This collection of Prof. Jonathan Lethem’s short stories spans 35 years of writing, serving as a career survey and retrospective.
Nancy Matsumoto ’80 reports on women who are building local and regional supply chains, offering the reader a blueprint for eating sustainably.
Zelana Montminy ’04 explains the science behind focus and distraction and gives strategies to control our attention and improve our mental clarity.
Krystyn Moon ’97 examines the history of Alexandria’s African American community, focusing on its relationship with the federal government.
In this work of historical fiction, Ginny Kubitz Moyer ’95 tells the coming-of-age story of a young seamstress living in San Francisco during World War II.
A deadly asteroid is about to strike Atlantis in this prequel to The Atlantis Grail fantasy series by Vera Nazarian ’88.
Version 1.0.0
co-authors this chronicle of a primate scientist’s 50-year journey living among and studying baboons.
Book Submissions:
Book Submissions: If you’ve had a book published and would like to submit it for inclusion in Bookmarks, please send a review copy to Lorraine Wu Harry ’97, PCM Books Editor, 550 North College Ave. Claremont, CA 91711 or email us at pcmbooks@pomona.edu.