by Virginia Konchan ’02
University of Chicago Press, 2025
The poet uses her personal story of loss to both honor her mother and create a dialogue that gives voice to those who have lost and those we have lost.
Richard Fineberg ’64 led an unconventional and uncompromising life, living for years in a small cabin outside Fairbanks, Alaska. He lived ascetically, doggedly focusing on work that over five decades — as a political science professor, an investigative journalist, a policy analyst for two governors, and as an independent researcher — helped hold oil companies accountable to their promises for environmental protections, and delivered billions of dollars to the state of Alaska.
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