C. Wayne Callaway, Author, Catherine Whitney, Author Little Brown and Company $14.95 (192p) ISBN 978-0-316-12467-6
This is more than a sympathetic look at the nutritional problems faced by people with AIDS (PWAs). Collaborating with writer Whitney, Callaway ( The Callaway Diet ), an endocrinologist, considers nutrition as a means to be used in conjunction with...
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Bret Baier, with Catherine Whitney. Morrow, $28.99 (368p) ISBN 978-0-06274-836-2
Baier (Three Days in January), chief political anchor for Fox News, tenders a nostalgic account of the Reagan era and the end of the Cold War. Lauding the former president’s “iron-fisted, velvet-gloved approach” to U.S.–Soviet relations while de-emph
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Catherine Whitney, Author . Da Capo $25 (215p) ISBN 978-0-306-81788-5
Veteran ghostwriter and coauthor Whitney (Where Have All the Leaders Gone?
) now writes in her own voice about her brother Jim Schuler, a vet who served three tours in Vietnam and died penniless and alone in 2001 at age 53. Whitney also offers her...
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Catherine Whitney, Author William Morrow & Company $21 (272p) ISBN 978-0-688-09622-9
Its subtitle notwithstanding, this lively, concise survey of the abortion debate in America is written from a pro-choice standpoint. Interweaving legal cases, political sparring and women's personal stories, Whitney (coauthor of Rude Awakening )...
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Catherine Whitney, Author Crown Publishers $23 (272p) ISBN 978-0-517-70854-5
Whitney grew up steeped in strict Roman Catholicism and was fascinated by the nuns who educated her. Estranged from the Church and a self-professed ""radical feminist non-believer,"" she returns to the sisters of Saint Dominic of the Holy Cross to...
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Catherine Whitney, Author, Christine Henny, With Plume Books $9.95 (272p) ISBN 978-0-452-26590-5
Interviews with 1000 men and women who have formed ``alternative'' family units reveal that many deliberately chose their unorthodox arrangements and, in addition to facing problems associated with traditional marriage, often must deal with social...
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Catherine Whitney, Author, Susie Breck, Read by Nova Audio Books $24.95 (0p) ISBN 978-1-56740-815-7
For Whitney, examining a year in the life of a convent was a journey of self-discovery. That's why her carefully researched study adapts well as spoken audio: it conveys a strong sense of personal curiosity that pulls the listener along. Herself the
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Nancy Samalin, Author, Catherine Whitney, Author, Samalin, Author Penguin Books $16 (256p) ISBN 978-0-14-012992-2
Parents magazine columnist Samalin takes a down-to-earth approach to helping parents elicit acceptable expressions of anger within their homes. Author tour. (May)
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John L. Burris, Author, Whitney Burris, Author, Catherine Whitney, Author St. Martin's Press $23.95 (256p) ISBN 978-0-312-20392-4
A noted civil rights lawyer, Burris represented Rodney King in the suit against the LAPD that thrust the issue of police brutality into America's consciousness. With the able assistance of Whitney, he debunks the myth that the clash between cops and
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Maria Bartiromo, Author, Catherine Whitney, Author Crown Business $26 (304p) ISBN 978-0-307-45252-8
Culled from her life story and her experience as a CNBC anchor and host/managing editor of Wall Street Journal Report, for which she's covered the rise and collapse of numerous business titans, financial journalist Bartiromo examines ten...
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Bret Baier and Catherine Whitney. Morrow, $28.99 (432p) ISBN 978-0-06-290568-0
This highly readable but historically muddled work from conservative journalist Baier combines a serviceable biography of Franklin Delano Roosevelt with a crisply paced but superficial diplomatic history of WWII. The key point, Baier asserts, was in
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