A Bibliography of Works Published by Graduates of
St. Ignatius College Preparatory
Books and other media represented in our collection are printed in bold type.
Allender, Thomas G., ('57)
(b.1940) Jesuit priest; retreat director and speaker
•A.A. retreats [audiotape] Community Productions.
•Anger and forgiveness [audiotape] Community productions,
1986.
•Family spirituality [audiotape] Community Productions, 1994.
•Practical spirituality [audiotape] Community Productions,
1985.
•Practical spirituality in relationships [audiotape] Community
Productions, 1986.
•Spiritual perspectives [videotape] Community Productions
for Life's Journey, n.d.
•Understanding and taking charge of your personality [audiotape]
Community Productions, 1986.
•Your parish mission [audiotape]. Community Productions,
1986, 1993.
Berlo, Robert C. ('58)
Deputy Dept. Head, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
•California county boundary history. Livermore, 2000.
•Largest cities of the U.S.: historical population statistics. Livermore, 2000.
•Manual of the ovulation (Billings) method of natural
family planning. Oakland Diocese, 1976.
•Population history maps of California counties and urban
areas. Livermore, 1999.
•Population history maps of California places. Livermore,
2000.
•Population history of California places. Livermore, 2000.
•The Scientific report: a guide for authors. [co-author
with W. Clements] Lawrence Lab, 1986.
•State boundary history maps. Livermore, 2000.
•The U.S.-Numbered highways of the west: a cartographic study. Livermore, 2000.
Bianchi, Eugene C. (’48)
(b.1930) Professor of Religion, Emory University, Atlanta.
•Aging as a spiritual journey. Crossroad, 1982.
•A Democratic Catholic church. [co-ed. with R.R. Ruether].
Crossroad, 1992.
•Elder wisdom: crafting your elderhood. Crossroad,
1994.
•From machismo to mutuality: essays on sexism and woman-man
liberation. Paulist Press, 1976.
•John XXIII and American Protestants. Corpus, 1968.
•On growing older: a personal guide to life over 35. Crossroad,
1985.
German translation: Mit den Jahren gehen. Kösel, 1990.
•Reconciliation: the function of the church. Sheed & Ward, 1969.
•The Religious experience of revolutionaries. Doubleday,
1972.
Biglieri, Edward G. ('42)
Professor of Medicine, UCSF.
•Endocrine hypertension (ed.). Raven Press, 1990.
•Endocrinology of hypertension [co.ed. with F. Mantero and
C. Edwards]. Academic Press, 1982.
Brophy, Robert J. (’46)
(b.1928) Professor of English, California State University,
Long Beach.
•Robinson Jeffers. Boise St. University Press,
1975.
•Robinson Jeffers: a checklist. Privately printed, 1967.
•Robinson Jeffers: a poet in collection. Cal. State Long
Beach, 1975.
•Robinson Jeffers: myth, ritual and symbol in his narrative
poems. Press of Case Western Reserve University, 1973; 2d ed.,
Archon Books, 1976.
•The Robinson Jeffers Newsletter: a jubilee gathering, 1962-1988.
Occidental College, 1988.
•Robinson Jeffers, poet, 1887-1987: a centennial exhibition. Occidental College, 1987.
•Robinson Jeffers: the dimensions of a poet [editor]. Fordham
University Press, 1994.
•William Everson: Remembrances. Cal. State Long Beach, 1995
[as editor:]
•(Jeffers) Dear Judas and other poems. Liveright,
1977.
•(Jeffers) Poems and contemporary commentary. 1979.
•(Jeffers) Songs and heroes. Arundel Press, 1988.
•(Jeffers) Whom shall I write for? Ritchie, 1979.
Brown, Edmund G. (Jerry) ('55)
(b.1938) Politician, Governor of California, 1975-1982.;
Mayor of Oakland, 1998-
•Dialogues. Berkeley Hills Books, 1998.
•Thoughts. City Lights Books, 1976.
Brusher, Joseph S. (’24)
(1906-1972) Jesuit priest; Professor of History at Loyola
Marymount University and Santa Clara University.
•Consecrated thunderbolt: Father Yorke of San Francisco. Wagner, 1973.
•Popes through the ages. Van Nostrand, 1959.
Burns, Robert Ignatius ('39)
(b.1921) Professor of History, UCLA
•The Crusader kingdom of Valencia: reconstruction
on a 13th century frontier. 2v. Harvard U.P., 1967; translation:
El regne croat de Valencia: un pais de frontera al segle XIII.
Tres i Quatre, 1993.
•Diplomatarium of the crusader kingdom of Valencia. 2v.
[v.1: Society and documentation in crusader Valencia; v.2: Foundations
of crusader Valencia: revolt and recovery, 1257-1263] Princeton
U.P., 1985-90; translation: Societat i documentacio en el regnat
croat de Valencia. Valencia, Tres i Quatre, 1988.
•Emperor of culture: Alfonso X the Learned of Castile
[editor] Univ. of Pennsylvania Press, 1990.
•Islam under the Crusaders: colonial survival in the 13th
century Kingdom of Valencia. Princeton, 1973; translation: L'Islam
sota els croats. Valencia: Tres i Quatre, 1991.
•Jaume I i els Valencians del segle XIII. Valencia: Tres
i Quatre, 1981.
•The Jesuits and the Indian wars of the Northwest.
Yale, 1966; reprint: U. Idaho Pr., 1985.
•Jews in the notarial culture: Latinate wills in Mediterranean
Spain, 1250-1350. U. Calif. Pr., 1996.
•Medieval colonialism: post-crusade exploitation of Islamic
Valencia. Princeton U.P., 1975; translation: Colonialisme medieval:
explotacio postcroada de la Valencia islamica. Valencia: Tres
i Quatre, 1987.
•Moors and Crusaders in Mediterranean Spain: collected studies. Variorum Reprints, 1978.
•Muslims, Christians and Jews in the Crusader kingdom of
Valencia. Cambridge U.P., 1984; translation: Moros, cristians
i jueus en el regne croat de Valencia. Valencia, Tres i Quatre,
1987.
•Negotiating cultures: bilingual surrender treaties in
Muslim-Crusader Spain under James the Conqueror. [co-author:
P. Chevedden] Brill, 1999.
•El Reino de Valencia en el siglo XIII (iglesia y sociedad). Valencia: Del Cenia al Segura, 1982.
•The Worlds of Alfonso the Learned and James the Conqueror
[editor] Princeton U.P., 1985; translation: Los mundos de Alfonso
el Sabio y Jaime el Conquistador. Valencia: Ed. Alfons el Magnanim,
1990.
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•Iberia and the Mediterranean World of the Middle Ages:
Studies in honor of Robert I. Burns, S.J. v.1 (ed. by Larry
J. Simon), v.2 (ed. by Paul E. Chevedden et al). Leiden:
Brill, 1995-96.
Burton, Bob ('57)
Retired school administrator
•99 nuggets. Spirit Works, 1998.
•Spirit works: turn it on!. 4th ed. Spirit Works,
1997.
Butler, Lewis H. ('44)
Retired Professor, UCSF
•Cooperation between health systems agencies and professional
standards review organizations. Health Policy Program, UCSF, 1976,
1977.
•Medical life on the Western frontier: the competitive impact
of prepaid medical care plans in California. Institute of Governmental
Studies, Univ. California. 1980.
Campbell, Peter A. (’52)
(b.1935) Author and lecturer in spirituality.
•Becoming a person in the whole Christ. [co-author
with E.M. McMahon] Sheed & Ward, 1967.
•Bio-spirituality: focusing as a way to grow. [co-author:
McMahon] Loyola U. Press, 1985. 2d. ed., 1997.
Chinese translation: Nei guan zi de. Kuangchi Press, 1990.
German translation: Biospiritualität: Glaube beginnt im
Körper. Claudius Verlag, 1992.
•The In-between: evolution in Christian faith. [co-author
with McMahon] Sheed & Ward, 1969.
•Please touch. [co-author with McMahon] Sheed & Ward, 1969.
Carson, Robert M.. (’63)
(b.1945) Longshoreman and author. For a profile, see Genesis
III, Summer 1995.
•America in poetry. [contributor] Abrams, 1988.
•The Waterfront writers. [editor] Harper & Row, 1979.
Cavanagh, Michael E. (’55)
Psychologist and author.
•Before the wedding, look before you leap. Westminster/John
Knox Press, 1994.
•The Catechist as catalyst [audiotape]. Ave Maria Press,
198-.
•The Counseling experience. Brooks/Cole, 1982; reprint,
Waveland Press, 1990.
•The Effective minister. Harper & Row, 1986.
•The Gift of ministry [audiotape]. Ave Maria Press, 1988.
•Make your tomorrow better. Paulist Press, 1980.
•Relationships: life-lines to the soul [audiotape]. Ave Maria
Press, 198-.
Clifford, John (’35)
(1917-1984) Jesuit priest; missionary to China. Professor
of Philosophy, National University, Taipei, Shujen College, Hong
Kong, and University of San Francisco..
•In the presence of my enemies. Norton, 1963.
Reprint: Taipei, 1964.
Coghlin, Arthur V. (190-)
(1886-1969) Jesuit priest
•Literary exercises, bks. 1-2. Gilmartin, 1926-27.
Cole, Basil B. ('55)
Dominican priest; Professor of Theology, Pont. Univ. S. Thomas,
Rome.
•Christian totality: theology of consecrated life. [co-author
with P.O'Connor] St. Paul Publ.; Alba House, 1998.
•Music and morals. Alba House, 1993.
Coleman, John A. (’54)
(b.1937) Jesuit priest; Professor, Loyola-Marymount University,
Los Angeles; co-editor, Concilium series.
•An American strategic theology. Paulist, 1982.
•The Evolution of Dutch Catholicism, 1958-1974. Univ. California
Press, 1978.
•One hundred years of Catholic social thought. [editor]
Orbis Books, 1991.
•Reading the signs of the times. [co-editor with T.
Sanks]. Paulist, 1993.
•Sociology: an introduction [co-author with J.H. Curtis and
R. Lane]. Bruce, 1967.
[as co-editor of Concilium. Edinburgh: T. Clark:]
•v.151: The church and racism. 1982.
•v.161: New religious movements. 1983.
•v.173: The sexual revolution. 1984.
•v.181: Youth without a future? 1985.
•v.193: The church and Christian democracy. 1987.
•v.205: Sport. 1989.
Collins, Denis E. (’56)
(b.1938) Jesuit priest; Professor of Education, University
of San Francisco.
•Paolo Freire, His Life, Works and Thought. Paulist
Press, 1977.
•Paolo Freire: Una filosofia educativa para nuestro tiempo. Edicion bilingue. Universidad La Salle, 2000.
Collins, William J. ('55)
Asst. Professor of English , Kutztown University of Pennsylvania.
•Black Bart. [co-author with B. Levene] Pacific Transcriptions,
1992.
•EJS: discography of the Edward J. Smith recordings: "The
Golden Age of Opera," 1956-1971. [co-author with W. Shaman & C. Goodwin] Greenwood Pr., 1994.
Contreras, Colleen Claitor '98
•Achieving Excellence and Balance in a Mulit-Tasking Society.
Cooney, Robert P.J. ('68)
Researcher, Educational Film Center, Washington, D.C.
•The Power of the people: active nonviolence in the United
States. [co-editor with H. Michalowski] rev. and up-dated
ed. New Society Publications, 1987. [1st ed.: Peace Press, 1977]
•Women win the vote. National Women's History Project,
1994.
Cordes, Joseph J. ('67)
Prof. Economics, George Washington University
•Democracy, social values and public policy [co-ed. with
M. Carrow and R. Churchill]. Praeger, 1998.
•Encyclopedia of taxation and tax policy [co-ed. with: R.
Ebel and J. Gravelle]. Urban Institute Press, 1999.
•Evaluating the impact of securities regulation on venture
capital markets [with J. Barth and G. Tassey] U.S. Dept. of Commerce,
1980.
•Shore protection and beach erosion control study: economic
effects of induced development. Institute for Water Resources,
1995.
Corum, Jim ('71)
A military historian and Prof. at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas
•Airpower in Small Wars: Fighting Insurgents and Terrorists. Co-author Wray Johnson. Univ. Press of Kansas, 2003.
•The Luftwaffe: Creating the Operational Air War 1918-1940. Lawerence, Kansas: University Press of Kansas, 1997.
•The Luftwaffe's Way of War: German Air Doctrine 1911-1945. Co-author Dr. Richard Muller. Baltimore: Nautical and Aviation. 1998.
•The Roots of Blitzkrieg: Hans von Seeckt and German Military Reform. Lawrence, Kansas: University Press of Kansas. 1992
Crudo, John ('81)
Editorial Director, Waite Group Press
•Fantasy sports front office. [book & CD-ROM] Lightspeed
publishing, 1996.
Daskarolis, George P. ('50)
(d.1999) Instructor, College of Alameda
•San Francisco's Greek colony: the evolution of an
ethnic community. Light & Life Pub., 1995.
Devine, George (’59)
Author and realtor; Prof., McLaren School of Business,
USF
•American Catholicism. Prentice-Hall, 1975.
•A Case for Roman-Catholicism. Silver-Burdett, 1975.
•Counselling the homeowner. Anthony Schools, 1989.
•For sale by owner. Nolo Press, 1987; 2d ed., 1992.
•How to buy a house in California [co-author with
R. Warner et al] Nolo Press, 1990; 3d. ed., 19-
•If I were to preach. 3v. Alba House, 1974-76.
•Liturgical renewal. Alba House, 1973.\
•Managing your employees. Prentice Hall, 1997.
•Our living liturgy. Claretian Press, 1966.
•Responses to 101 questions on business ethics. Paulist,
1996.
•Indonesian translation: Jakarta: Roman Catholic Bishops' Conference,
1997.
•Transformation in Christ. Alba House, 1972.
•Why read the Old Testament? Claretian Press, 1966.
[as editor for the College Theology Society:]
•New dimensions in religious experience. Alba House,
1971.
•That they may live. Alba House, 1972; rp. University
Press of America, 1984.
•Theology in revolution. Alba House, 1970.
•To be a man. Prentice-Hall, 1969.
•A World more human, a church more Christian. Alba
House, 1973; reprint: University Press of America, 1984.
Dullea, Charles W. (’34)
(b.1916) Jesuit priest; Chancellor Emeritus, University
of San Francisco.
•A Catholic looks at Billy Graham. Paulist Press,
1973.
•W.F. “Billy” Graham’s “Decision for
Christ”: a study in conversion. Pont. Univ. Gregoriana,
1971.
Egan, Willis J. ('35)
(1918-1981) Jesuit priest.
•The rule of faith in St. Thomas More's controversy with
William Tyndale, 1528-1532. Los Angeles, 1960.
Fabing, Robert (’60)
(b.1942) Jesuit priest; liturgical musician.
•Adoremus: liturgical music. North American Liturgy
Resources, 1995. [also audio cassette, CD].
•Be like the sun, songs of praise and contemplation [audio cassette] Alba House, 1974.
•Covenant/Everlasting covenant: guitar accompaniment
book. North American Liturgy Resources, 1989. [also: audio
cassette]
•Episodes from the Bible. 3v. [co-author with P. Milward]
Tokyo: Asahi Press, 1989-92.
•The Eucharist of Jesus: a spirituality for eucharistic
celebration. Epoch Universal Publications, 1986;
La Eucharistiá de Jesus. Ed. Paulinas, 1989;
Seisan to aisan [in Japanese] Chuuoo Shuppan Sha,
1992;
[also: videotape, North American Liturgy Resources, c1986].
•Experiencing God in daily life. North American Liturgy
Resources, 1989, 1991; [audio tape: Epoch Universal Publications,
1989; video tape: Loyola Tapes.]
Chinese translation: Zai ri chang sheng huo zhong ti yen tian
zhu. Kuangchi Press, 2000.
•Indwelling: the music of Bob Fabing [phonorecord]
Alba House Communications, 1971 [audio cassette, 1976]
•Qing qian lai: zan mei shi ge [music book and CD].
Taipei, 2000.
•Real food: a spirituality of the Eucharist. Paulist
Press, 1994;
Polish translation: Prawdziwy pokarm. Krakow, 1996.
•Song of the Lamb: melody & guitar ed. North American
Liturgy Resources, 1977, rev. ed., 1988 [also audio cassette].
•Winter risen: song book.North American Liturgy Resources,
1984 [also: audio cassette]
Fagothey, Austin (’17)
(1901-1975) Jesuit priest; Professor of Ethics, Santa Clara
University.
•Anthology of right and reason. Mosby, 1972.
•Right and reason: ethics in theory and practice. 1st ed. Mosby, 1953. [2d ed, 1959; 3d. ed., 1963; 4th ed.,
1967; 5th ed., 1972; 6th ed., 1976; 7th-9th eds.
published under the title: Fagothey's Right and Reason; 6th-9th
eds. ed. M. Gonsalves.]
Fallon, Timothy ('40)
(1922-1994) Jesuit priest; Professor of Philosophy, Santa
Clara University.
•Religion and culture; essays in honor of Bernard
Lonergan, S.J. [co-editor with P. Riley] State University
of New York Press, 1987.
•Religion in context: recent studies in Lonergan. [editor].
University Press of America, 1988.
Feely, Raymond T. (’11)
(1895-1965) Jesuit priest; Dean and professor of Political
Science, University of San Francisco.
•The Daily Calvary: a Mass book. Ecclesiastical Supply
Assn., 192-.
•The Eighth dolar. Ecclesiastical Supply Assn., 1929.
•Mending the nets. Benziger Brothers, 1926.
•Nazism versus religion. Paulist Press, 1940.
•The Pale Galilean. Ecclesiastical Supply Assn., 1927.
•Thoughts for today. Benziger Brothers, 1925.
[Many pamphlets on fascism and communism, 1935-45]
Foote, Patrick J. (1881)
(1861-1948) Jesuit priest
•Some historical notes of men and events that led
up to the return of the Jesuits to California. St. Ignatius
College, n.d.
Franxman, Thomas W. ('50)
(b.1933) Jesuit priest; Professor, Ateneo de Manila University
•Genesis and the "Jewish Antiquities" of Flavius
Josephus. Biblical Institute Press, 1979.
French, Richard Patrick ('39)
(d.1995) Lt. Col. ,USN.
•Tuttle, 1970.
Getty, Gordon P. ('51)
Composer
•My uncle's house and other poems. H. Berliner, 1984.
Gilligan, Stephen G. ('72)
Psychologist
•Brief therapy: myths, methods and metaphors [co-ed. with
J. Zeig]. Brunner/Mazel, 1990.
•Courage to love: principles and practices of self-relations
psychotherapy. Norton, 1997.
•Therapeutic conversations [co-ed. with R. Price]. Norton,
1993.
•Therapeutic trances: the cooperation principle in Ericksonian
hypnotherapy. Brunner/Mazel, 1987.
•Views on Ericksonian brief therapy, process and action [co-ed.
with S. Lankton and J. Zeig]. Brunner/Mazel, 1991.
Gloria, Eugene John ('77)
•Drivers at the short-time motel [poems]. Viking,
2000.
Gotera, Vince ('71)
Poet; Prof. of English , University of Northern Iowa, Cedar
Falls For a profile see Genesis III, Summer, 1995.
•Dragonfly [poems]. Pecan Grove Press, 1994.
•The Jazz poetry anthology. [contributor] Indiana University
Press, 1991.
•The Open boat, an anthology of Asian American poetry.
[contributor] Doubleday Anchor, 1993.
•Radical visions: poetry by Vietnam veterans. University
of Georgia Press, 1994.
Graham, Robert A. (’29)
(1912-1997) Jesuit priest; writer and researcher in Church
history, Rome.
•Actes et documents du Saint Siege relatifs a la seconde
guerre mondiale [co-editor with P. Blet et al] Libreria Editrice
Vaticana, 1965-80.
•Nothing sacred: Nazi espionage against the Vatican, 1939-1945. [co-author with D. Alvarez] Cass, 1997.
•Our times: the life of the church in the postconciliar decade:
letters from Rome to "Columbia", 1966-1978. Rome, 1979.
•Pius XII’s defense of the Jews and others, 1944-45.
Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, 1982.
•The Pope and Poland in World War Two. Veritas, 1968.
•The rise of the double diplomatic corps in Rome. Nijhoff,
1951, 1952.
•The Vatican and communism during World War II. Ignatius
Press, 1996.
•Vatican diplomacy. Princeton University Press,1959.
Italian translation: Diplomazia pontificia. Edizone Paoline, 1960;
Cinque Lune, 1975.
•Il Vaticano e il Nazismo.
Gray, William G. ('65)
Professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Notre Dame Univrsity.
•Finite element simulation in surface and subsurface hydrology [co-author wih G. Pinder]. Academic Press, 1977.
•Finite elements in water resources [co-editor with G. Pinder
and C. Brebbia]. Pentech Press, 1977.
•Groundwater contamination from hazardous wastes [co-editor
with E. Wood et al]. Prentice-Hall, 1984.
•Mathematical tools for changing spatial scales in the
analysis of physical systems. CRC Press, 1993.
•Numerical methods for differential equations [co-author
with M. Celia]. Prentice-Hall, 1992.
•Physics-based modeling of lakes, reservoirs and impoundments.Amer.
Society of Civil Engineers, 1986.
•Surface flow. CML Publications, 1984.
Hanley, Paul J. ('63)
(b.1946) Teacher of Religious Studies, St. Ignatius.
•Wise fool, a story of San Francisco, 1967-1968. San Francisco, 1981.
Harper, Harold A. ('29)
(1911-19--) Dean Emeritus, Prof. Emeritus, Univ. California-San
Francisco.
•Harper's review of biochemistry. 18th ed. [by D. Martin,
et al] Lange Medical Publications, 1981. First published 1939;
Harper edited editions published 1951-1979. Formerly published
under the title: Review of physiological chemistry.
Hayburn, Robert F. (’35)
(d.1991) Priest of the Archdiocese of San Francisco; Pastor
Emeritus, St. Brigid’s Church.
•Church music regulations for the Archdiocese of San
Francisco. Archdiocesan Dept. of Education, 1949, 1958.
•Digest of regulations and rubrics of Catholic Church music. 4th rev. ed. McLaughlin & Reilly, 1961.
•Gregorian chant: its origin, decline, restoration & interpretation. Church Music Foundation, 1952.
•Papal legislation on sacred music, 95 A.D. to 1977 A.D. Liturgical Press, 1979.
Henning, Robert J. ('59)
Professor of Medicine & Head of Clinical Cardiology,
Univ. of South Florida College of Medicine.
•Critical care cardiology [co-editor with A. Grenvik].
Churchill Livingstone, 1989.
•Handbook of acute critical care neurology [co-editor with
D. Jackson] Greenwood, 1985.
Herlihy, David (’48)
(1930-1991) Professor of History at Harvard and Brown Universities.
For a profile, see Genesis III, Spring 1991 issue.
•The Black death and the transformation of the West.
Harvard University Press, 1997.
•Cities and societies in medieval Italy. Variorum Reprints,
1980.
•Economy, society and government in medieval Italy. [ed.]
Kent State University Press, 1969.
•The History of feudalism. Harper & Row, 1970;
Macmillan; Walker, 1971; Humanities Press, 1979.
•Medieval and Renaissance Pistoia: a social history of
an Italian town. Yale, 1967.
•Medieval and Renaissance studies, n.6. [contributor]
Duke University Press, 1976.
•The Medieval city [co-editor]. Yale University Press, 1977.
•Medieval culture and society. Harper Torchbooks, 1968; Waveland Press, 1993.
•Medieval households. Harvard University Press,
1985.
•One thousand years: Western Europe in the Middle Ages. [contributor]
Houghton Mifflin, 1974.
•Opera muliebria: women and work in medieval Europe. Temple U.P.,1990; McGraw-Hill, 1990.
•Pisa in the early Renaissance. Yale University Press, 1958;
reprint: Kennikat Press, 1973.
•Pisa nel duecento. Nistri-Lischi, 1973.
•Pistoia nel medidevo e nel rinascimento. Olschki, 1972.
•The Social history of Italy and Western Europe. Variorum
Reprints, 1978.
•Les Toscans et leurs familles. [co-author with C. Klapisch-Zuber]
Paris: Presses de la Foundation Nationale des Sciences Politiques,
1978.
English translation: The Tuscans and their families. Yale,
1985.
•The Western experience, 4th ed. (2v.) [co-author
with M. Chambers et al] McGraw-Hill, 1987; 6th ed.,
1995.
•Women, family and society in medieval Europe; historical
essays, 1978-1991. Berghahn Books, 1995.
•Women in medieval society. University of St. Thomas, 1971.
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•Portraits of medieval and renaissance living: essays
in memory of David Herlihy. University of Michigan Press,
1996.
Hogan, William (’55)
(b.1937)
•The quartzsite trip. Atheneum, 1980; Avon
Books, 1981.
•The year of the mongoose. Atheneum, 1981.
Hubbard, Bernard R. ('06)
(1888-1962) Jesuit priest; Professor of geosciences, Santa
Clara University.
•Cradle of the storms. Dodd, Mead, 1935.
•Mush, you malemutes! America Press, 1932, 1943.
Humphreys, Alexander J. (’31)
(1913-1991) Jesuit priest; Professor of Sociology, Loyola
Marymount University.
•New Dubliners: urbanization and the Irish family. Fordham
University Press, 1966; Routledge & K. Paul, 1966.
Jacopetti, Roland (Benjamin) ('53)
•Rescued buildings. Capra Press, 1977.
Jones, Donlan F. ('48)
•Business data processing, an introduction [co-author
with G. Wheeler]. Addison-Wesley, 1966.
Kathrein, Jonathan ('00)
•Don't Fear the Shark . Book Surge, 2006.
Kavanagh, Denis John (1892)
(1877-1939) Jesuit priest
•Golgotha, a study of the sweet, sad story of the cross. J.H. Barry, 1915.
•The Holy Family Sisters of San Francisco, a sketch of their
first 50 years, 1872-1922. Gilmartin, 1922.
•The Just man: a little study of the great virtues of St.
Joseph. 4th ed. Barry, 1921.
•La Storta: the sanctuary of St. Ignatius' vision [by L.
Fonck, transl. by D.J.K.] Pontificio Istituto Biblico, 1924.
•The pagoda. J.H. Barry, 1915.
•The question of questions: where is man's permanent home? J.H. Barry, 1922.
•The Zi-kas-wei orphanage. Barry, 1915.
[many pamphlets on spiritual subjects]
Keating, John P. (’55)
(b.1937) University Administrator
•Faith in the face of doubt. [ed.] Paulist Press,
1968.
Kleinen, Patrick S. ('83)
President, PeaK Productions
•Dear Santa. Discovery Toys, 1993.
•If I were a moose. Discovery Toys, 1995.
Larsgaard, Chris ('85)
•The heir hunter, a novel of suspense. Delacorte, 2000.
Latham, James E. ('47)
(b.1929), Jesuit priest; Professor, American University
of Paris.
•The religious symbolism of salt. Beauschesne, 1982.
Lonergan, William I. (190-)
(1884-1936) Jesuit priest; associate editor, America.
•Campaigning with Christ's church: sermons. Wagner, 1928.
•Laymen's retreats explained. America Press, 1930.
MacDonald, H. Malcolm ('31)
(1914-1998) Professor, Dept. of Government, University of Texas,
Austin
•The intellectual in politics. University of Texas Press,
1966.
•Outside readings in American government. Crowell, 1949,
1952, 1957.
•Readings in American government. Crowell, 1963, 1964, 1968.
•The rule of law. Southern Methodist University Press, 1961.
Maginnis, Andrew (’39)
(b.1923) Jesuit priest; Director, Jesuit Seminary Association;
Vicar for Religious, Archdiocese of San Francisco.
•A priest to a nun. [correspondence] Sheed & Ward, 1972.
Maher, Zacheus, J. (1896)
(1882-1963) Jesuit Priest; President, Santa Clara, 192x-19xx;
Provincial, California Province, 1932-1938.
•Under the seal of the fisherman. El Retiro San Inigo, 1948.
Martinez, Ernest R. (’49)
(b.1931) Jesuit priest; Professor of New Testament Spirituality
at the Gregorian University, Rome.
•The Gospel accounts of the death of Jesus. Pont.
Univ. Gregoriana, 1970.
•Hebrew-Ugaritic index to the writings of Mitchell J.
Dahood. 2 v. Pontificio Istituto Biblico, 1967-81.
•Luca-Atti: un viaggio spirituale. Pontificia Universita
Gregoriana, 1996.
•La Sequela di Gesu Cristo nel Vangelo secondo Marco. Pont. Universita Gregoriana, 1997.
•La Vita cristiana e la spiritualita secondo San Paolo. Pont. Universita Gregoriana, 1992.
Martini, John A. ('69)
U.S. Park ranger, Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
•Fort Point: sentry at the Golden Gate. Golden
Gate National Park Association, 1991.
•Fortress Alcatraz, guardian of the Golden Gate. Pacific
Monograph, 1990.
•The Official map and guide to the Presidio of San Francisco. G.G. Natl. Park Assn., 1992.
McDonnell, Timothy L. ('36)
(1918-1992) Jesuit Priest, Professor and Dean, University of
San Francisco.
•The Wagner Housing Act: a case study of the legislative
process. Loyola University Press, 1957.
McGloin, John B. (’29)
(1912-1988) Jesuit priest; Professor of History at the
University of San Francisco.
•California’s first archbishop: the life of Joseph
Sadoc Alemany, 1814-1888. Herder & Herder, 1966.
•Eloquent Indian: the life of James Bouchard, California
Jesuit. Stanford University Press, 1949.
•Jesuits by the Golden Gate: the Society of Jesus in San
Francisco, 1849-1969. University of San Francisco, 1972.
•San Francisco: the story of a city. Presidio Press,
1978.
McKeever, George ('80)
Writer and lecturer on spirituality ,meditation and motivational
psychology.
•America's heroes and you. [co-author with A.
Kutt]. McKeever, 1995.
•Learn to meditate; the journey to self-discovery. McKeever, 1997.
•Paths are many, truth is one. McKeever, 1994.
•Strategy for success. McKeever, 1993.
McManus, Philip ('69)
Coordinator, Resource Center for Nonviolence, Santa Cruz.
•Relentless persistence: nonviolent action in Latin
America. [ed.] New Society Publ., 1991.
Meisel, Harry J. ('36)
•Poetry of Mary Keelan Meisel. [editor] 9v. Wyndham Hall
Press, 1988-90.
Mezzera, David (’64)
Director of Community Service and teacher at St. Ignatius.
•An approach to oral communication and expression. [co-author: Charles E. Henry]. n.p., c1975.
•Student congress and Lincoln-Douglas debate. 2d ed. [co-author with J. Giertz]. National Textbook Co., 1989.
Milani, Michael ('55)
President, Sunset Produce
•It happens every morning; a chronicle of the produce
industry in the Bay Area.Papa's Publishing, 1996.
Miller, Russell R. ('55)
Chairman, Russell Miller, Inc.
•Impressions. Arion Press, 1991.
•My Singapore Story (photos). Asiapac Books, 2005.
•Singapore's Homegrown Entrepreneurs tell you how to do it. Landmark Books, 2003.
•Spring. Lulu.com,2007
•Supergrowth: buying and selling agencies for profit. National Underwriter Press, 1981
Mullen, Kevin J. ('53)
Retired police officer.
•Let justice be done: crime & politics in early
San Francisco. Univ. Nevada Press, 1989.
Muñoz, Ricardo F. ('68)
Prof. of Psychology, U.C.S.F.
•Control your depression. [co-author with P. Lewinsohn
et al] Simon & Schuster, 1978; rev. 1986.
•Depression prevention: research directions. [editor]
Hemisphere Pub., 1987.
•How to control your drinking. [co-author with W.R.
Miller]. Prentice-Hall, 1976. rev. ed., Univ. New Mexico Press,
1982.
•The Prevention of depression: research and practice. [co-author with Y.W. Ying et al] Johns Hopkins University Press,
1993.
•Social & psychological research in community settings [co-editor with L. Snowden, J.G. Kelly]. Jossey-Bass, 1979.
Nan, Chuck. ('79)
Sports editor for the Martinez News-Gazette.
•Fifty Years by the Bay: The San Francisco Giants '58-'07. www.fiftyyearsbythebay.com, 2006.
O’Brien, Joseph D. (’16)
(1898-1976) Jesuit priest; Professor of Canon Law, Alma
College; Provincial of California Jesuits, 1948-1954.
•The Exemption of religious in church law. Bruce,
1943.
O'Connell, James F. ('61)
Prof. Anthropology, University of Utah
•Man and environment in the Great Basin [co-ed. with
D. Madsen]. Society for Amer. Archaeology, 1982.
•A Prehistory of Australia, New Guinea and Sahul [co-author
wih J. White]. Academic Press, 1982.
•The Prehistory of Surprise Valley. Ballena Press, 1975.
•Transitions: Pleistocene to Holocene in Australia and Papua
New Guinea [co-ed. with F. Allen]. London, 1995.
O’Connor, Philip F. (’50)
Professor of English at Bowling Green University, Director
of Creative Writing Program. For a profile see Genesis
III, Spring 1991 issue.
•Defending civilization. Weidenfeld & Nicholson,
1988.
•Finding Brendan. Summit Books, 1991.
•Human anatomy: three fictions. [with A. Thomas and J. Matthews]
Bottom Dog Press, 199- [nyp?]
•Ohio woman. Bottom Dog Press, 1985.
•Old morals, small continents, darker times: short stories. University of Iowa Press, 1971.
•A Season for unnatural causes: stories. University
of Illinois Press, 1975.
•Stealing home. Knopf, 1979; Ballantine Books, 1981.
Olds, Lee ('53)
•The bilge, a novel. Shakti Press, 1986.
•Too much sun, a novel. Vanguard Press, 1960; Bantam Books,
1961.
O'Neill, William J. ('70)
(b.1952) Jesuit priest; professor of social ethics, Jesuit
School of Theology, Berkeley.
•The Ethics of our climate: hermeneutics and ethical
theory. Georgetown University Press, 1994.
O'Reilly, Sean (editor). ('70)
•The Best Travel Writing 2006: True Stories From Around the World. Traveler's Tales, 2006.
•30 Days in the South Pacific: True Stories of Escape to Paradise. Traveler's Tales, 2005.
•Travelers' Tales: China. Traveler's Tales, 2004.
Orr, Robert T. (’25)
(1908-1994) Senior Scientist,California Academy of Sciences;
former Professor of Biology, University of San Francisco.
•The Animal kingdom. Macmillan, 1965.
•Animals in migration. Macmillan, 1970.
•Birds from the Lake Tahoe region. [co-author with
J. Moffitt] Calif. Academy of Sciences, 1971.
•The Little known pika. Macmillan, 1977.
•Mammals of Lake Tahoe. Calif. Academy of Sciences,
1949.
•Mammals of North America. Doubleday, 1971.
•Marine mammals of California. University of California
Press, 1972; rev. ed, 1989.
•Mushrooms and other common fungi of Southern California.
[co-author with D. Orr] University of California Press, 1968.
•Mushrooms and other common fungi of the San Francisco
Bay region. [co-author with D. Orr] University of California
Press, 1962.
•Mushrooms of Western North America. [co-author with
D. Orr] University of California Press, 1979.
•Natural history of the Pallid Bat. Calif. Academy
of Sciences, 1954.
•The Rabbits of California. Calif. Academy of Sciences,
1940.
•Vertebrate biology. Saunders, 1961; revised eds.,
1966, 1971, 1976, 1982.
•Wildflowers of western America. [co-author with M.
Orr] Knopf, 1974.
Phelan, James D. (1881)
(1861-1930), U.S. Senator
•Santo Domingo investigation: copy of the report. Gibson
Bros., 1916.
•Travel and comment. A. M. Robertson, 1923.
•Woodrow Wilson, the man...Address over KPO, San Francisco,
Feb. 3, 1925.
Posner, Gerald (’72)
Lawyer and author. For a profile see Genesis III, Spring ’92 issue.
•The Bio-assassins [novel]. McGraw-Hill, 1989.
•Case closed: Lee Harvey Oswald and the assassination
of JFK. Random House, 1993; rev. ed.: Anchor Books, 1994.
[also: audio cassette, read by the author. Audio Select, 1993].
•Citizen Perot. Random House, 1996.
•Hitler’s children: sons and daughters of leaders
of the Third Reich talk about themselves and their fathers. Random House, 1991; Berkley, 1992.
German translation: Belastet: meine Eltern im dritten Reich.
Berlin: Eulenspiegel, 1994.
•Killing the dream: James Earl Ray and the assassination
of Martin Luther King, Jr. Random House, 1998. Audio cassette:
Read by the author. Random House Audio, 1998.
•Mengele: the complete story [co-author with John
Ware] McGraw-Hill, 1986; Dell, 1987.
Chinese translation: Ku lou zhi ni: si wang tian shi Men Ge Le.
Beijing, 1990.
German translation: Mengele: die Jagd auf den Todesengel. Berlin: Aufbau, 1993.
•Warlords of crime: Chinese secret societies: the new
Mafia. McGraw-Hill, 1988, Macdonald Queen Anne Press, 1989,
Penguin, 1990;
French translation: Triades: la Mafia chinoise. Paris: Stock, 1990;
German translation: Die chinesische Mafia. Bergisch Gladbach:
Lübbe, 1991.
Poston, Dudley L. (’58)
Professor , University of Texas
•Continuities in sociological human ecology. [co-editor
with M. Micklin] Plenum Press, 1998.
•The Population of modern China. [co-author with D. Yaukey].
Plenum, 1992.
•Sustenance organization and migration in non-metropolitan
America. [co-author with W. Frisbee] Univ. Iowa Pr., 1978.
•Technology assessment of portable energy RDT & P. [co-author
with J. Vanston] Univ. of Texas, Austin, 1974.
•Thirty million Texans? [co-author with L. Bouvier] Center
for Immigration Sttudies, 1993.
Powers, Joseph M. (’43)
(b.1926) Jesuit priest. Professor Emeritus of Systematic
Theology, Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley.
•Eucharistic theology. Herder and Herder, 1967;
Burns & Oates, 1968;
German translation: Eucharistie in neuer Sicht. Herder, 1968;
Italian translation: Teologia Eucaristica. Queriniana, 1969.
•Spirit and sacrament: the humanizing experience. Seabury Press, 1973.
Quattrin, Kevin ('78)
Teacher of Mathematics, St. Ignatius College Prep.
•Living in a psychic's world: a true-life experience.
Hampton Roads, 1994.
Raven, Peter (’53)
(b.1936) Director, Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis.
For a profile see Genesis II, summer ’90 issue.
•Advances in legume systematics. 2v. [co-edited with
R. Pohill] Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 1981.
•The Biogeography of the tropical Pacific. [co-editor with
F. Radovsky and S. Sohmer] Association of Systematics Collections,
1984.
•Biological survey for the nation [editor] National Academy
Press, 1993.
•Biology.[co-author with Johnson] 1st ed., 1985;
2d ed., 1989; 3d ed. Mosby, 1992.
•Biology of plants.[co-author with R. Evert & H. Curtis] Worth, 1970; 2d ed., 1976; 5th ed, 1992; German
translation: Biologie der Pflanzen. 2. Aufl. W. de Gruyter, 1988.
•Coevolution of animals and plants. [co-editor with
L. Gilbert] University of Texas Press, 1975.
•Comparative behavior of bees and onagraceae. [co-author
with E. Linsley] 2v. Univ. California Press, 1963-64.
•Environment. [co-author with L. Berg & G. Johnson]
Saunders College Publishing, 1993.
•Flora of the Guianas; Series A: Phanerogams: onagraceae. [co-author with E. Zardini]. Koeltz, 1991.
•The Genus Epilobium in Australasia. New Zealand Dept. of
Scientific & Industrial Research, 1976.
•Modern aspects of species. [editor] University of Tokyo
Press, 1986.
•Native shrubs of Southern California. University
of California Press, 1966.
•Origin and relationships of the California flora. Univ.
California Press, 1978.
•Origins and extinctions. [co-editor with D. Ostebrock]
Yale University Press, 1988.
•Papers on evolution. [co-editor with P. Erlich] Little,
Brown, 1968.
•Plant systematics. Heath, 1965.
•Principles of Tzeltal plant classification. [co-author with
B. Berlin] Academic Press, 1974.
•Proceedings of the Symposium on the biology of the California
Islands. [contributor]. Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, 1967.
•A Revision of the genus Camissonia. Smithsonian Institution
Press, 1969.
•The Systematics of Epilobium (Onagraceae) in China. [co-author
with C. Chen and P. Hoch] The American Society of Plant Taxonomists,
1992.
•The systematics of Oenothera subgenus Chylismia. Univ. California Pr., 1962.
•Understanding biology. [co-author with Johnson] Times
Mirror/Mosby, 1988, 2d ed, 1991, 3d ed., 1994.
Reiterman, Timothy (’65)
Assistant editor, Los Angeles Times; former reporter for
San Francisco Examiner.
•Raven: the untold story of the Reverend Jim Jones
and his people. [co-author with J.Jacobs] Dutton, 1982.
•Understanding the riots: Los Angeles before and after
the Rodney King case. [editor]. Los Angeles Times, 1992.
Rentz, David C. ('60)
Senior Principal Research Scientist, Australian National
Insect Collection, Canberra.
•Faunal affinities, systematics and bionomics of the
orthoptera of the California Channel Islands. [co-author with
D. Weissman]. University of California Press, 1982; reprint: Books
on Demand.
•Grasshopper country. University of New South Wales Press,
1996.
•The Grasshoppers of California. [co-author with H. Strohecker & W. Middlekauff] Univ. Calif. Pr., 1968.
•The Insects of Australia, 2d. ed. [contributor]. Cornell
University Press, 1991.
•Monograph of the tettigoniidae of Australia, v.1. Brill,
1985.
•A New Spine-Throated grasshopper from the White Mountains
of California. Calif. Academy of Sciences, 1964.
•A Review of the genus Esselenia Hebard with the description
of a new subspecies. Calif. Acedemy of Sciences, 1966.
•The Tettigoniidae: biology, systematics and evolution. [co-author:
W. Bailey] Springer-Verlag, 1990.
•Type specimens of Orthoptera in the collection of the
California Acedemy of Sciences to 1965. Calif. Academy of
Sciences, 1965.
Riordan, Joseph W. (1873)
(1857-1937) Jesuit priest.
•The First fifty years of St. Ignatius College. J.H. Barry, 1905.
Rossetti, Felix (18xx)
(1875-1945) Jesuit priest; Professor, Loyola University,
Los Angeles.
•Ignatian thoughs in sonnet form. Los Angeles, 1916.
Rossi, P. Carlo (’18)
(1902-1992) Jesuit priest; Professor Emeritus of Languages,
University of San Francisco.
•El Inglés de los Estados Unidos. Macmillan, 1948.
2d ed.: Barcelona: Bosch, 1956.
•O Inglés dos Estados Unidos. Agir, 1947.
•Portuguese, the language of Brazil. Holt, 1945.
•Vida Brasileira. Holt, 1949.
St. Sure, Donald (’29)
(b.1912) Jesuit priest; teacher of Latin and Music; translator.
•100 Roman documents concerning the Chinese Rites
controversy (1645-1941) [translator] San Francisco,
Ricci Institute, 1992.
Scharfen, John C. ('43)
Senior analyst, Titan; Col. USMC (Ret)
•[Bibliography of professional reports, articles,
etc.] 1984.
•The dismal battlefield. Naval Institute Press, 1995.
Schmidt, David D. ('74)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
•Citizen lawmakers: the ballot initiative revolution.
Temple University Press, 1989.
Semeria, Walter E. ('15)
(1899-19xx), Principal, St. Ignatius H.S., 1931-32.
•St. John Berchmans, S.J., a sketch of his life. J.H. Barry, 1921.
Sheehan, James J. ('54)
Professor of History, Stanford University.
•The Boundaries of humanity [co-editor with W. Sosma].
University of California Press, 1991.
•The Career of Lujo Brentano. Univ. Chicago Press, 1966.
•The French Revolution (Origins of modern society,
Capstone Lectures in Western Culture) [Videotape] Stanford Alumni
Association, 1989.
•German history, 1770-1866. Clarendon Press, 1989,
1993.
•German liberalism in the Nineteenth century. University
of Chicago Press, 1978; 1983, Humanities Pr., 1995.
•Imperial Germany [editor] New Viewpoints, 1976.
•Industrialization and industrial labor in 19th century Europe [editor]. Wiley, 1973.
•An Interrupted past: German-speaking refugee historians
in the United States after 1933 [co-editor with H. Lehmann]. Cambridge
University Press, 1991.
•Major crises in Western civilization [contributor]. Harcourt,
Brace, 1965.
•Die Rolle der Nation in der deutschen Geschichte und Gegenwart. [co-editor with O. Büche]. Berlin, 1985.
Slattery, Patrick J. ('77)
University of Michigan
•Reading, thinking and writing with sources [co-author: S.
Carlton]. Macmillan, 1993.
Spohn, William C. (’62)
(b.1944) Nobili Professor of Religious Studies, Santa Clara
University.
•Go and do likewise: Jesus and ethics. Continuum, 1998.
•What are they saying about scripture and ethics? Paulist Press, 1984; rev. & expanded ed., Paulist press,
1995.
Stackpoole, Edward V. ('43)
(b.1925); Jesuit priest; Professor, University of San Francisco.
•The relevance of rhetoric [co-editor with W. Winterowd].
Allyn & Bacon, 1966.
Sullivan, Patrick J. ('61)
Sports writer, San Francisco Chronicle
•Football's greatest quotes. Simon & Schuster, 1990.
•Inside golf: quotations on the royal and ancient game. [co-author with B. Chieger] Atheneum, 1985.
Sullivan, Thomas J. ('62)
Prof. Sociology, Northern Michigan University
•Applied social research: tool for the human services [with D. Monette and C. DeJong] 4th ed. Harcourt Brace, 1998 (prev.
eds: 1986, 1990, 1994)
•Applied sociology: resarch and critical thinking. Macmillan,
1992.
•Introduction to social problems. 5th ed. Allyn & Bacon,
2000. (prev. eds: 1988, 1991, 1994, 1997)
•Methods of social research. Harcourt Brace, 2001
•Social problems: divergent perspectives [with K. Thompson
et al]. Wiley, 1980.
•Sociology: concepts and applications in a diverse world. 5th ed. Allyn & Bacon, 2000 (prev. eds: 1984, 1990, 1995,
1998)
Taheny, Theodore T. ('43)
(b.1925) Jesuit priest; Director, California Jesuit Missions.
•The history of the exegesis of Matthew 16:18-19 in
commentaries of the early middle ages. Woodstock College Press,
1961.
Tarzon, David W. ('83)
•A clown's cry. Zanman Publishing, 1995.
Thomas, Robert ('68)
•Dragging the Lake. Carnegie Mellon University Press, 2006.
•Door to Door: Poems. Fordham University Press, 2006.
Tillmany, Jack ('54)
•Theatres of Oakland. Arcadia, 2006.
• Theatres of San Francisco. Arcadia, 2005.
Toolajian, Loren ('76)
•Into the light: music for theatre and film. [CD] 2000.
Torrens, James ('48)
(b.1930) Jesuit priest; Professor, Universidad Iberoamericana
Noroeste, Tijuana. For a profile see Genesis III, Summer 1995.
•A few minutes before God: prayers for sundays, feasts
& seasons. Paulist Press, 1995.
•Presenting Paradise: Dante's Paradise, translation and
commentary.Univ. of Scranton Press, 1994.
•Reaching toward God: reflections and exercises for spiritual
growth. Sheed & Ward, 1997.
•Riding the long spine: Latin America in poems. 1992.
•The run of the city: poems. [New York?] 1999.
•Signs of life: poems. University of Santa Clara Press,
1971.
Totah, Paul (’75)
Director of Public Information and teacher at St. Ignatius.
•The San Francisco fair, Treasure Island, 1939-1940. [ed. with P. Carpenter] Scottwall Associates, 1989.
•Spiritus 'Magis'. Saint Ignatius College Preparatory, 2005.
Valmassy, Ronald L. ('65)
Staff Podiatrist, St. Francis Hospital; Professor, Calif.
College of Podiatric Medicine.
•Clinical biometrics of the lower extremities. Mosby-Year
Book, 1995.
Van der Zee, John (’53)
Author of fiction and non-fiction works. For a profile
see Genesis III, summer ’91 issue.
•Blood brotherhood, a novel. Harcourt, Brace,
1970.
•Bound over: indentured servitude and American conscience.
Simon & Schuster, 1985.
•Canyon: the story of the last rustic community in metropolitan
America. Harcourt, Brace, 1972.
•The Gate: the true story of the design and construction
of the Golden Gate Bridge. Simon & Schuster, 1987.
•The greatest men’s party on earth: inside the Bohemian
Grove. Harcourt, Brace, 1974.
•The Imagined city: San Francisco in the minds of its
writers. [co-editor with B. Jacobson] California Living, 1980.
•Life in the peace zone: an American company town. [co-author with H. Wilkerson] Macmillan, 1971.
•The Plum explosion: a novel. Harcourt, Brace, 1967.
•Stateline: a novel. Harcourt, Brace, 1976.
•Welcome iron steed: Healdsburg's railroad days. Healdsburg
Arts Council, 1998.
•While someone else is eating. [contributor]. Anchor
Books, 1984.
Vangelisti, Paul (’63)
Poet, translator, teacher and editor., co-editor, "Invisible
City" tabloid format poetry publication (1971-82). For a
profile, see Genesis III, Summer, 1995.
•Abandoned latitudes [with R. Crosson] (Invisible
City, v.3). Red Hill Press, 1983.
•Air. Red Hill Press, 1973.
•Alephs again. Red Hill Press, 1991.
•Another you. Red Hill Press, 1980.
•Cinq. Red Hill Press, 1974.
•Communion. Red Hill Press, 1970.
•Domain: works in progress. [co-author with G.T. James]
(Invisible City, v.5). Red Hill Press, 1986.
•The Extravagant room. Red Hill Press, 1976;
bilingual edition: La stanza stravagante: Ed. Geiger, 1976.
•Un Grammo d’oro. Cervo Volente, 1981.
•Ora blu. Telai del Bernini, 1981.
•Pearl Harbor. Isthmus Press, 1975.
•Portfolio. Red Hill Press, 1978;
bilingual edition: Edizioni Tam Tam, 1992.
•Remembering the movies. Red Hill Press, 1977.
•Rime. Red Hill Press, 1983.
•Tender continent. Chatterton’s Bookstore, 1974;
[partial ed.] Paris: Europa, 1975.
•Il Tenero continente. Edizioni Geiger, 1975.
•Two by two. Red Hill Press, 1977.
•Villa. Littoral Books, 1991.
[as editor:]
•Anthology of Los Angeles poets. [with C. Bukowski] Laugh
Literary, 1972.
•Breathing space '79: anthology of international sound poetry. [audio cassette] Black Box, 1980.
•Humps and wings: six Polish poets [co-editor with J. McBride].
1982.
•Italian poetry, 1960-1980: from neo to post avant-garde.
Red Hill Press, 1982.
•Nemo. Sun & Moon Press, 1995.
•New Polish poetry. University of Pittsburgh Press,
1978.
•The Plague in Saigon, a Vietnam chronicle. [co-editor with
R. Berg] Pennywhistle Press.
•Ribot, a subversion, n.1-2-3. Sun & Moon Press,
1993-5.
•Specimen 73: catalog and anthology. Pasadena Museum,
1973.
•Transbluesency: selected poems of Amiri Baraka/LeRoi
Jones, 1961-1995. Marsilio, 1995.
[as translator:]
•Algerian diary [by Vittorio Sereni] Red Hill Press,
1985.
•Another earthquake [by Franco Beltrametti] Red Hill
Press, 1976.
•As if I were a rhythm [by Antonio Porta] Red Hill Press,
1978.
•The Complete films [by Corrado Costa] Red Hill Press,
1983.
•The Forest beyond nature: homage to Emilio Villa [by L.
Caruso & G. Niccolai]. Red Hill Press, 1986.
•Invasions and other poems [by Antonio Porta] Red
Hill Press, 1986.
•Majakovskiiiiiiij [by Adriano Spatola] Red Hill Press,
1975
•I Novissimi [by Alfredo Giuliani et al] Sun & Moon Press,
1995
•Omneros [by Mohammed Dib] Red Hill Press, 1978
•Our Positions [by Corrado Costa] Red Hill Press,
1975
•Sixteen poems [by Vittorio Sereni] Red Hill Press,
1971
•The Sky with its mouth wide open [by Rocco Scotellaro]
Red Hill, 1976
•Substitution [by Giulia Niccolai] Red Hill Press, 1975
•Various devices: poems [by Adriano Spatola] Red Hill
Press, 1978
•Zeroglyphics [by Adriano Spatola] Red Hill Press,
1977.
Vaughan, Patrick C. ('70)
•Use-wear analysis of flaked stone tools. Univ. Arizona Press,
1985.
Walsh, Henry L. (1895)
(1879-1956) Jesuit Priest
•Hallowed were the gold dust trails. University of
Santa Clara Press, 1946.
Wrin, Thomas J. ('46)
•Wrindex IIa: Irish societies in early San Francisco, a volunteerism
directory [CD-ROM]. WRC Historical Indexes, 1999.
Wurm, Ted (’37)
Historical researcher and writer.
•The Crookedest railroad in the world. [co-author
with R. Graves] Academy Library Guild 1954; 2d ed, Howell-North
Books, 1960; rev. & enl. ed., Trans-Anglo Books, 1983.
•The Devil's shortline: Mt. Diablo & San Jose Railroad [by Teodoro Gusano III] Ross Valley Books, 1988.
•Hetch-Hetchy and its dam railroad. Howell-North Books,
1973; reprint: Trans-Anglo Books, 1990.
•Narrow gauge to the redwoods. [editor] Trans-Anglo
Books, 1967; 2d ed., 1970.
•Mallets on the Mendocino coast: Caspar Lumber Company
railroads and steamships. Trans-Anglo Books, 1986.
•Rebirth of the Virginia & Truckee R.R.. May-Murdock
Publications, 1992.
•St. Leo's Church: Christian service 1911-1971. St. Leo's
Church, 1976.
•San Francisco Water & Power. [editor]. San Francisco,
1967.
•The Silver short line: a history of the Virginia & Truckee Railroad. [co-author with H. Demoro] Trans-Anglo Books,
1983; reprint: Virginia & Truckee Railroad, 1988.
Yep, Laurence (’66)
(b.1948) Author of children’s books and young adult
novels. For a profile see Genesis III, spring ’92 issue.
•The Amah. Putnam, 1999.
•American dragons: 25 Asian American voices. [editor]
Harper Collins, 1993.
•The Boy who swallowed snakes. Scholastic, 1994.
•The Butterfly boy. Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1993.
•The Case of the firecrackers. Harper Collins, 1999.
•The Case of the goblin pearls. Harper Collins, 1997.
•The Case of the lion dance. Harper Collins, 1998.
•Child of the owl. Harper & Row, 1977; Dell,
1978.
•The City of dragons. Scholastic, 1995.
•Cockroach cooties. Hyperion, 2000.
•The Cook's family. Putnam, 1998
•The Curse of the squirrel. Random House, 1987.
•Dragon cauldron. Harper Collins, 1991.
•Dragon of the lost sea. Harper & Row, 1982.
•The Dragon prince. Harper Collins, 1997.
•Dragon steel. Harper Collins, 1992.
•Dragon war. Harper & Row, 1985.
•Dragon's gate. Harper Collins, 1993.
Audio cassette: Recorded Books, 1994.
Chinese translation: Long Men. Taipei, 1995.
•Dragonwings. Harper & Row, 1975.
Chinese translation: Long Yi.Taipei, 1992.
stage adaptation: Dramatists Play Service, 1993.
recording: Newbery Award Records.
•The ghost fox. Scholastic, 1994.
•Hiroshima. Scholastic, 1995.
Audio cassette: Recorded Books, 1995.
•The imp that ate my homework. Harper Collins, 1998.
•The Journal of Wong Ming-Chung, a Chinese miner. Scholastic, 2000.
•The Junior thunder lord. BridgeWater, 1994.
•The Khan's daughter. Scholastic, 1997.
•Kind hearts and gentle monsters. Harper & Row,
1982.
•Later, Gator. Hyperion Books for Children, 1995.
•Liar, liar. Morrow, 1983; Avon, 1985.
•The Lost garden. Messner, 1991, Beech Tree, 1996.
•The Magic paintbrush. Harper Collins, 2000.
•The man who tricked a ghost. BridgeWater Books, 1993.
•The Mark Twain murders. Macmillan, 1982.
•Monster Makers, Inc.. Arbor House, 1986; NAL, 1987.
•Mountain light. Harper & Row, 1985.
•The Rainbow people. Harper Collins, 1989. Audio casssette:
Recorded Books, 1993.
•Ribbons. Putnam, 1996; Paperstar, 1997.
•Sea glass. Harper & Row, 1979.
•Seademons. Harper & Row, 1977.
German translation: Seedämonen. München: Hayne, 1989.
•The Serpent’s children. Harper & Row, 1984.
Audio cassette: Recorded Books, 1995.
•Shadow lord: a Star Trek novel. Pocket Books, 1985.
German translation: Herr der Schatten. Heyne, 1989.
•The shell woman and the king: a Chinese folktale retold. Dial Books, 1993.
•The Star fisher. Morrow, 1991; Puffin Books, 1992.
•Sweetwater. Harper & Row, 1973; Avon, 1975.
•Thief of hearts. Harper Collins, 1995.
•Tiger woman. BridgeWater Books, 1995.
•The Tom Sawyer fires. Morrow, 1984.
•Tongues of jade. Harper Collins, 1991.
•The Tree of dreams. BridgeWater Books, 1995.
•Presenting Laurence Yep [by Dianne Johnson-Feelings].
Twayne, 1995
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