1975). The Intuitive Manager (Little, Brown 1986) The book was translated into 10 languages, including Chinese. Powerful People (Carroll & Graf 1996). First Dogs: American Presidents and Their Best Friends (Algonquin 1997). A one-hour documentary based on the book and narrated by Kelsey Grammer, was aired on the Discovery Channel in 1999. A subsequent edition with President Obama and his dog, Bo, on the cover was published in 2009. Surfcaster's Quest (The Lyons Press 1999). Solomon Starbucks Striper (Book Nook Press 2003). Chasing the Dragon (The Lyons Press 2004). Throwing Bullets (Taylor Trade Publishing 2006). Never Too Late (The Lyons Press 2011). Keeping Love Alive (Lulu Press 2015). Rowan wrote an eleventh book, Connections: American Business and the Mob for Little, Brown. Although never published due to a publishing dispute, the manuscript is stored with Rowan's papers and archives in the Paul F. Cooper archives established and maintained by Hartwick College. A remembrance by The New York Times (NYT) writer, Roger Cohen, of Roy Rowan's dispute with Little, Brown over the publication of the book and the NYT article he wrote about it may be found on the OPC website. The first of a series of several 1990 articles that Roger Cohen wrote on April 16, 1990, for The New York Times about the controversial dispute may be found on The New York Times website. References 1920 births 2016 deaths Dartmouth College alumni United States Army personnel of World War II American journalists American expatriates in China American expatriates in South Korea American expatriates in Vietnam