Books & Photoessays

1999

Public Employee Magazine; December issue, photo story entitled, "Beneath the Big Apple," with writer Clyde Weiss. Features members of AFSCME who work in New York City sewers, on underground rat patrol, water tunnel construction and vehicle tunnel maintenance. 6 pages, 6 photographs.

Lexington Herald-Leader, 9/6/99 issue, full-page photo spread entitled "Hard, dirty work," featuring poultry, textile and coal industry workers from Dotter's current exhibit at the Appalshop Gallery in Whitesburg, KY. 5 photographs.

1998

THE QUIET SICKNESS: A Photographic Chronicle of Hazardous Work in America, AIHA Press, 156 pages, 150 duotone photographs of dangerous work taken from 1973-1997, includes essays by Robert Coles and Howard Frumkin.

Maine Sunday Telegram 5/3/98, Audience Section, review of "THE QUIET SICKNESS" exhibit at the Danforth Gallery in Portland, entitled "the wages of work" by Lloyd Ferris, featuring 3 photographs on the front page of the section.

1997

Columbia Journalism Review Jan/Feb issue, photo story entitled "Photojournalism A Life's Work" with writer Christina Ianzito. Feature on Earl Dotter includes 5 photographs.

Public Employee Magazine, May/June issue, front cover and 8-page photo feature with writer Alison S. Lebwohl, entitled "INSIDE THE DANGER ZONE." Features members of AFSCME who perform dangerous work for the public in hospitals, repairing highways, hauling trash, inspecting bridges and as corrections officers. 9 photographs.

1996

The Retired Officer Magazine, April issue, cover photo story entitled, "Defusing Danger, Navy School Trains Bomb Experts," with 8-page feature story by Susan Katz Keating. 9 photographs.

1995

Response Magazine, September issue, cover photo and photoessay entitled, "Working Women Count!" with writer Mary Kercherval Short. 7 pages, 10 photographs.

Occupational Health, Recognizing and Preventing Work-Related Disease by Levy & Wegman, Little Brown Publisher, with 34 workplace photographs.

Sowing Seeds In The Mountains, Community Based Coalitions For Cancer Prevention And Control, edited by Couto, Simpson & Harris, National Cancer Institute, with 30 photographs.

1992

HOMESTEAD: The Glory and Tragedy of an American Steel Town, by William Serrin, published by Random House, 11 photographs.