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Books by Thomas Suárez

reverse chronological order of publication

	• Writings on the Wall Palestinian Oral Histories collected by the Arab Educational Institute in Bethlehem USA: Interlink, 2019 information here
	• Comment le terrorisme a créé Israël [ Investig'Action, 2019 ] translated by Jean-Marie Flémal information here
	هكذا أقيمت المستعمرة • Arabic edition of How terrorism created modern Israel [ Kuwait, 2018 ] Translated by Dr. Mohammed Asfour, Jordanian academic, researcher, translator, critic, and poet information here
	• State of Terror How terrorism created modern Israel [Interlink, 2016 ] information here
	(contributing author) • "Cartography and the Making of the Philippines from Antiquity to Now" in Carlos P. Quirino's Philippine Cartography 1320-1899 [Vibal, 2018] information here
	(contributing author) • "Early Portuguese Mapping of Siam" in 500 Years of Thai-Portuguese Relations [Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2011] information here
	Palestine Sixty Years Later [Americans for Middle East Understanding, 2010] information here
	• Early Mapping of the Pacific [Charles E. Tuttle, 2004] information here
	(contributing author) • Introductory essay in Borders and Boundaries: Maps of the Holy Land, 15th-19th Centuries, Elka Deitsch [The Herbert & Eileen Bernard Museum, 2002]
	(contributing author) • "Genesis of the American West: The Cortes Map" in Mapping the West: America's Westward Movement 1524-1890 ed. Paul Cohen [Rizzoli, 2002] information here
	• Early Mapping of Southeast Asia [Charles E. Tuttle, 1999] information here
	The Crustacean Codex  (fiction) [Terra Nova Press, 1997] information here
[image coming]	A revised chronology for the mapping of America in the late sixteenth century: Hogenberg, Mazza, Ortelius [co-authored with Richard Casten], in The Map Collector, March 1995
	• Shedding the Veil Mapping the European Discovery of America and the World [World Scientific, 1992] information here
[image coming]	Mapping the European Discovery of America and the World (Exhibit Catalog) Washington, D.C.: Federal Reserve, 1991

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