New and Notable Books by Gator Authors
Wilber Johnson aka Don Sainte-Johnn
(B.A., ’85)
“San Francisco’s Last Top 40 Disc Jockey” (Coquihalla Publishing), memoir
Paula Nichols
(B.A., ’85)
“Picking Raspberries: Flash Memoirs of a Minnesota Girlhood,” nonfiction
John S. Saroyan
(B.A., ’85; M.S., ’87)
“Core Self Theory: Discovering Self-Acceptance and How to Live Authentically” (Transformation Media Books), self-help
Julia Park Tracey
(B.A., ’86)
“Whoa, Nelly! A Love Story (with Footnotes)” (Sibylline Press), fiction
Cal Orey
(M.A., ’90)
“The Healing Powers of Honey: A Complete Guide to Nature’s Remarkable Nectar” (Kensington Books, second edition), nonfiction
Erika Bjune
(B.A., ’93)
“Organizing for Impact: A Guide to Cultivating Collaborative Leadership, Building Adaptive Teams and Doing Work That Matters,” nonfiction
Letitia Moffitt aka Coral-Li St. Helen
(M.A., ’93)
“The Mist and the Flame” (Cantraip Press), young adult/fantasy
Grant Faulkner
(M.A., ’94)
“something out there in the distance” (University of New Mexico Press), fiction
Seth Brady Tucker
(B.A., ’95)
“The Cruelty Virtues” (Three: A Taos Press), poetry
Joshua Zerkel
(B.A., ’98; M.A., ’03)
“The Community Code: Strengthening and Aligning Your Go-to-Market Through Community” (with Erica Kuhl), nonfiction
Terena Scott
(B.A., ’99; M.A., ’12; teaching credential, ’12, ’22)
“Raising Rhia: A Mother’s Fight for a Joyful Life” (She Writes Press), nonfiction
Kelli Stanley
(B.A., ’00; M.A., ’06)
“The Reckoning” (Severn Press), mystery/thriller
Michael Joseph
(B.A., ’06)
“A Dollar for Fifty Cents: Proven Strategies to Outperform the Market with Closed-End Funds” (IW$ Press), nonfiction
Jeremy Wesler
(B.A., ’09)
“Goodnight Oakland A’s,” nonfiction