Peter Collier, Author Putnam Publishing Group $22.95 (336p) ISBN 978-0-399-13592-7
Coauthor with David Horowitz of books on the Rockefellers et al., Collier here offers a probing biography of the prominent acting family. The Fondas are shown as individuals quite different from their applauded characterizations on screen and stage.
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Peter Collier, Author Simon & Schuster $27 (542p) ISBN 978-0-671-65225-8
The Roosevelt dynasty that gave the U.S. two presidents was divided into hostile factions, show Collier and Horowitz ( The Kennedys ). Theodore (TR), the Republican president from 1901 to 1909, led the Oyster Bay branch of this New York family,...
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Peter Collier, Author, David Horowitz, With Simon & Schuster $17 (544p) ISBN 978-0-684-80140-7
The authors portray this American dynasty as a family divided between Teddy's Oyster Bay clan and FDR's Hyde Park family. (June)
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Peter Collier, Author, David Horowitz, With Prima Lifestyles $24 (240p) ISBN 978-0-7615-0942-4
Essays on race--some cursory, some substantial--from the magazine Heterodoxy, published by prominent neo-conservatives Collier and Horowitz (The Rockefellers), make up this book. The authors' unapologetic perspective is clear: in Los Angeles and...
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Peter Collier, Author, David Horowitz, With Summit Books $22.45 (0p) ISBN 978-0-671-54093-7
Collier and Horowitz (The Kennedys, The Rothschilds) vividly depict the career of Henry Ford, the quirky turn-of-the-century automobile inventor who put America on wheels with his homely everyman-type car, the Model T, in the 1920s""the first and...
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Peter Collier, Author, Nick del Cazo, Author, Nick Del Calzo, Photographer . Artisan $40 (272p) ISBN 978-1-57965-240-1
This group portrait of most of the living recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor has an entry for each recipient, including a photo portrait at the time of the award, a summary of the medal-winning action and sometimes (though not often...
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Peter Collier. Artisan, $18.95 (240p) ISBN 978-1-57965-596-9
As he did in his 2003 adult work, Medal of Honor, Collier spotlights recipients of America’s highest military award in this book, published in collaboration with the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation. Collier broadens the scope of his tributes
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