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Many of these books are available on Amazon.com as well as on the publishers' websites.

Paula Sheller ’55 Adams, Forest Grove, Ore.

• this  little space – poems

           Amherst Writers & Artists Press

James Beard ’65, Salisbury, N.C.

• Environmental Chemistry in Society
  CRC Press
  

Marv Bittinger ’63, Carmel, Ind.

• Basic Mathematics, Basic College Mathematics, Introductory and Intermediate Algebra, and scores of other textbooks and teacher guides on mathematics
• You Can Teach Hitting, about baseball, co-authored with Dusty Rhoades
• The Faith Equation, One Mathematician's Journey in Christianity

George Boudreau ’87, Philadelphia, Pa.

• Independence: A Guide to Historic Philadelphia

           Westholme Publishing

Donal Carbaugh ’77, Easthampton, Mass.

• Cultures in Conversation

Norm Coots ’89, Indianapolis, Ind.

• Stop Wasting Money, Your Common Sense Money Management Guide for Everyday Life, published with wife, Carol
  

Jeffrey Courtright '79, Bloomington, Ind.

• Inspiring Cooperation and Celebrating Organizations: Genres, Message Design and Strategies in Public Relations, with Peter M. Smudde
• Power and Public Relations, with Peter M. Smudde

Linda Crill '71, Reston, Va., with illustrator Kevin L. Miller '71

• Blind Curves, One Woman’s Unusual Journey to Reinvent Herself and Answer: What Now?
  Linda's website
  

Christine Deavel '80x, Seattle, Wash.

• Woodnote, poetry, many set in North Manchester and northern Indiana 

           Bear Star Press

Mary Alice Bagwell '52 Dillman, Delaware, Ohio

• Gratitude: A Legacy of a Life, an autobiography

           Modern Memoirs Inc.

Loren Finnell ’64, Larchmont, N.Y.

• Still a Country Boy After Embracing the World, autobiography
  Mayhaven Publishing Inc. 

Myrna Grove ’71, Bryan, Ohio

• Alexander Mack: A Man Who Rippled the Waters, a children's book for the 300th anniversary of the Church of the Brethren
  

• The Path to America, from Switzerland to Lancaster County

            Myrna Grove Books

Brian Hartz ’00, Bloomington, IN

• Harley, C.I., crime fiction co-written with Tom Gratz
  FriesenPress

James Hollis ’62, Houstin, Texas

• Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life: How to Finally, Really Grow Up
  Gotham Books

Robert C. Johansen ’62, Granger, Ind.

• The National Interest and the Human Interest: An Analysis of U.S. Foreign Policy
• Toward a Dependable Peace: A Proposal for an Appropriate Security System
• Toward an Alternative Security System: Moving Beyond the Balance of Power in the Search for World Security

Ruthann Knechel ’64 Johansen, Granger, Ind.

• The Narrative Secret of Flannery O'Conner: The Trickster as Interpreter
• Listening in the Silence, Seeing in the Dark: Reconstructing Life after Brain Injury
  

Janis Clark '69 Johnston, Oak Park, Ill.

• It Takes A Child to Raise a Parent: Stories of Evolving Child and Parent Development

Norman Jones ’58x, Crystal Lake, Ill.

• Growing Up in Indiana: The Culture & Hoosier Hysteria Revisited
  

           AuthorHouse

Scott Kreiger ’88, Fort Wayne, Ind.

• Four Sunny Saturdays, The Story of the Canterbury Lady Caviliers' 2008 State Championship
  

           AuthorHouse

Joe Krom ’67, Argos, Ind.

• Heart of a Warrior: The True Saga of Sweet Breeze and William Wells
  Eel River Traders

Ralph G. McFadden ’55, Elgin, Ill.

• For Life Is A Journey, Reflections on Living
  Trafford Publishing

Michael Morris ’71, Fort Wayne, Ind.

• Along the Way
  CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Anne Ott ’78, Churubusco, Ind.

• Windswept: A Love Story

Gladden Schrock ’58, South Bristol, Maine

• Letters from Alf, nominated for Pulitzer Prize in fiction
• Glutt, Tapps and Madam Popov, theatrical productions

Lori Caskey ’94 Sigety, Mishawaka, Ind.

• In The Family of Trees, poetry
  

Craig Smith ’71, Elizabethtown, Pa.

• Every Monday-Finding God on Tough Days, for church leaders

E. Timothy Smith '75, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

• Opposition Beyond the Water's Edge: Liberal Internationalists, Pacifists and Containment, 1945-1953
• The United States, Italy and NATO, 1947-52

R. Jan Thompson ’59, Bridgewater, Va.

Roma Jo Thompson ’75, Mesa, Ariz.

• Beyond Our Means, How the Brethren Service Center Dared To Embrace the World
  Brethren Press

Gary Tisor ’57x, Struthers, Ohio

• The Untold Story, about banking and politics
  Isor Studios

Tom Wagner ’82, Whitehall, Mich.

• Work and Hope: Further Thoughts on Living Faith, essays from Muskegon County Cooperating Churches newsletter
• A Pilgrim’s Provender: Selected Ponderings on Life and Faith

           Brethren Press

Ruth Esther Walters ‘62 Vawter, Indianapolis, Ind.

• Adventures on Promise Island
  Ruth's Blog, WinePress Publishing
  

Phil West ’60, Missoula, Mont.

• Yenching University and Sino-Western Relations, 1916-1952, nominated for Pulitzer Prize in history
  Harvard University Press

Flora Williams,  Lafayette, Ind.

• The Shepherd’s Guide through the Valley of Debt and Financial Change: A Comprehensive Manual for Financial Management, Counseling Techniques, and Spiritual Guidance
  AuthorHouse, Flora's website   
  
• Hand in Hand with God: Witnessing on the Way
  PublishAmerica   
• Renewal: A Collection of Flora’s Poetry

Jeanine Wine ’76, North Manchester, Ind.

• Mrs. Tibbles and the Special Someone
• Silly Tilly
  GoodBooks Publishing