BOOKS
Wickenberg:
Images of America
Arcadia Publishing, 2012
501:
The Evolution of the Jean
Brussels: Levi Strauss & Co.,
2008
The
Archive: Levi's Vintage Clothing
Tokyo:
Levi Strauss Japan K.K., 2007.
Photographs by Ichigo
Sugawara.
Levi
Strauss & Co.
Published by Arcadia Publishing, 2007
California
Tile: The Golden Era,
1910-1940, vol. II.
Santa Monica: California Heritage Museum, 2004 (Contributor)
Fired
By Ideals: Arequipa Pottery
and the Arts and Crafts Movement.
Rohnert Park, CA: Pomegranate Press, 2000 (Co-author)
This
Is A Pair Of Levi’s Jeans.
San Francisco: Levi Strauss & Co., 1995 (Co-author,
editor, photo editor)
Catalina
Tile of the Magic Isle.
Sausalito,
CA: Windgate Press, 1992 (Editor and co-author)
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JOURNAL
ARTICLES
Everyone
Wears His Name: How Levi Strauss transformed the worlds of
work and play.
Convergence,
Fall 2008
True
Blue: Why the youthful spirit of Levi's jeans has never faded.
Arts & Living California, Fall 2008
Bus
Stop 101.
BrooWaha, San Francisco edition, February 12, 2008.
sf.broowaha.com
Telling
Dead Men’s Tales.
BrooWaha, San Francisco edition, April 3, 2007.
sf.broowaha.com
Saved
By The Blonde.
BrooWaha, San Francisco edition, March 1, 2007.
sf.broowaha.com
Copper
Rivets in the Silver State: The Little-Known
Story of How Levi's Jeans were Born in Nevada.
Nevada Magazine, December 2006.
The
All-Night Museum.
Etude: New Voices in
Literary Nonfiction, Spring
2004.
(etude.uoregon.edu/spring2004).
The
Famous Name Behind Another California
Sesquicentennial:
Levi Strauss.
California Historian, Spring 2004.
Imagine - paying $46,532 for pants full of
holes!
California Historian, Spring 2002.
Everlasting
Love.
Sportswear International, November 2001.
Black
Telephones and Blue Denim: Business Archives
in California.
California History, Spring 1996 (Co-author)
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Life
In A Lung Resort.
Mediphors, Spring/Summer 1995
This
Novel Employment of Untrained Hands.
California History, Fall 1994
For
A Better World, Teach Better History.
San Francisco Chronicle, September 30, 1993 |
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Albert
Solon: Ceramist with a Sense of Humor,
Parts 1-4. Flash Point, the quarterly journal of the Tile Heritage
Foundation, October 1990-December 1991
High Living: Recipes From Southern Climes,
Parts I-II. The Californians, January-August 1991.
The Legacy of Henry Krier: A Contractor in Contrasts.
Flash Point, July-September, 1989
Fred
H. Wilde: His Life and Work,
Parts1-4. Flash Point, January 1988--March, 1989
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Duncan
McDuffie: Businessman and Conservationist.
Biographical
article published in a variety of Bay Area
newspapers, May
1987
Philip
King Brown and the Arequipa Sanatorium.
Pacific Historian, Spring 1985
The
Arequipa Pottery.
Ceramics Monthly, March 1987
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BOOK
REVIEWS
Ava F. Kahn and Marc Dollinger, eds., California
Jews.
Reviewed on H-Net, Humanities and Social Sciences Online
(http://h-net.msu.edu), July 29, 2004
Katharine A. Rodger, ed. Renaissance Man
of Cannery Row:
The Life and Letters of Edward F. Ricketts.
Reviewed on H-Net, Humanities and Social Sciences Online
(h-net.msu.edu), January 9, 2004
Yong Chen, Chinese San Francisco.
Reviewed in California Historian, Winter 2003
Kevin Starr and Richard J. Orsi, Editors, Rooted in Barbarous
Soil:
People, Culture, and Community in Gold Rush California.
Reviewed in California Historian, Summer 2002
Malcolm E. Barker, Three Fearful Days.
Reviewed in California Historian, Spring 2002
Arthur Quinn, The Rivals: William Gwin, David Broderick
and the Birth of California.
Reviewed in California Historian, Spring 1999
Arnita A. Jones and Philip L. Canteleon, Editors, Corporate
Archives and History:
Making the Past Work.
Reviewed in The Public Historian, Winter 1995
ANTHOLOGIES
American National
Biography. Cary, NC: Oxford University Press,
1999. Wrote and edited entries for Adelaide Crapsey, Laura
deForce Gordon, Mary Ellen Pleasant and Sally Stanford.
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