WRITERS’ CORNER
Books by Antioch University Authors
Pamela Sackett, BA ’90/AUS
“Booing Death With
Shpilkes & Rhyme”
Emotion Literacy Advocates, 2013
In 30 lyrical verses, Sackett doesn’t just question
death (her own and everyone else’s); she spars
with the whole concept. Her monologues,
dialogues, poems, and stories take readers on
a ride through states that line the road to our
notorious destination: tender feelings and chaos,
indignation, rage, wishful fancies, blessed
humor, hope, and, perhaps, acceptance.
Froswa’ Booker-Drew, PhD candidate
“Rules of Engagement:
Making Connections Last”
Austin Brothers Publishers, 2013
This workbook for women who understand
the value of relating to others, both
personally and professionally, provides
29 rules of engagement to help readers
understand how to do more than just share
their names and addresses.
Kerry Madden-Lunsford, faculty/AULA
illustrated by her daughter, Lucy Madden-Lunsford
“Nothing Fancy About
Kathryn & Charlie”
Shana Hormann, administration/AUS
with Pat Vivian
“Organizational Trauma
and Healing”
CreateSpace, 2013
Mockingbird Publishing, 2013
The book tells the true story of a special bond between
unlikely characters: renowned Alabama journalist and
author Kathryn Tucker Windham and self-taught folk artist
Charlie Lucas. Together they find common ground in tomato
sandwiches, treasure hunting, and comb-playing on the
lawn of the Selma library.
Organizations of all types experience trauma.
Over time, the unhealed effects of trauma
compromise the organization’s fundamental
health. The authors offer insights into
understanding organizational trauma and
interventions for organizations in its aftermath.
Tom Hansen, BA ’04/AUS
“This Is What We Do”
Emergency Press, 2013
His life in crisis, James Nethery wanders the streets of Paris until
he meets Lily, a blacklisted Ukrainian model who is coming to her
own painful realizations. A moment of unexpected violence changes
everything, unleashing a c