Bernard Mendillo ’73 AM writes: “I’ve published a new novel, The Wide Plains of Troy, which is a modern, very loose retelling of The Iliad. This dramatic—with comic undertones—story, in which men and women wage war against each other, the truth, and life itself, is set in the inconspicuous town of Foxton, Massachusetts, in the ninth week of a war against a dread scourge called The Affliction. Fierce political adversaries fight over truth and life itself. There is also the rage of stolen love, tragic love, and lost love. It is available in paperback and Kindle versions on Amazon.”
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Class of 1970