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BOOKSTrauma Journalism: On Deadline in Harm's Way
Compelling stories of U.S. and international journalists who cover war, terrorism, disasters, crime and other tragedies, examining the emotional impact of their trauma reporting on victims, sources and themselves. Nonfiction narratives document an emerging era of activism as reporters, researchers, and trauma experts collaborate to transform the news media through education, intervention, and advocacy. Inspired to Serve: Today’s Faith Activists
A collective biography of clergy, lay workers and “ordinary” people who strive as social activists to aid the poor and disenfranchised across the U.S. These individuals share an unbending belief in the power, potential and rewards of service to others as they try to balance their secular and spiritual lives. Delamore’s Dreams
“Massé’s novel reveals the ultimately triumphant world of the Delamores, a family buffeted by domestic crises and changed by the changing times. In this heartfelt debut novel, rich in both sense of place and time, a boy learns to be a man, and a man learns to be a father.” (Lauren Kessler, author and director, literary nonfiction program, University of Oregon) “Sentimental Fool” (Excerpt from novel Whatever Comes )
As an author of social realist fiction, I strive to depict the challenges facing ordinary individuals as they live their lives, balancing aspirations and setbacks. The protagonist of this tale, Max Galway, struggles to find answers and a measure of redemption when his dreams are dashed by heartbreak. |
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