A number of new books have crossed my desk and most of them look promising for review . . . if you're interested, let me know (and maybe a note explaining your experience/interest) and I'll send guidelines and get a copy of the book sent to you (so include a snail-mail address in your query).  Also, if you've not reviewed for TETYC, include a short note giving me some background on who you are.  Thanks!
j
jklausma@whatcom.ctc.edu

 NOTE: All the books listed have been claimed.  Thanks!

PS.  Here's what the books were:

• Arola and Wysocki, “Composing (media)”
• Rose’s “Back to School”
• Davis’ “Facilitating Learning”
• Viegegge “Agency in the Age of Peer Production”
• Ritter and Matsuda’s “Exploring Composition Studies”
• Jordan’s “Redesigning Composition”
• Blackmon’s “Listening to Our Elders”
• Schoenbach’s “Reading for Understanding”