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Tuesday, February 21, 6:30pm - 8:00pm
Joseph Holland will be talking about and signing copies of his book From Harlem with Love at this premier African-American bookstore in the home of black literature.

Songs of My Families

Friday, March 2, 7:00pm
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Harlem Book Fair

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Kelly Fern's Story on Public Radio Today 11/22/11

Kelly Fern, author of Songs of My Families, was on "The Story" with Dick Gordon talking about finding her Korean birth family and the daughter she gave up for adoption. Give a listen.

Andrew Linzey Honored 11/2/11

Andrew Linzey, author of Creatures of the Same God, is being given an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree in recognition of his work in animal theology. Congratulations Rev. Dr. Linzey!

Otto René Castillo Award Winner 11/1/11

Hector Aristizábal, author of The Blessing Next to the Wound, is being honored with the 2012 Otto René Castillo Award established to support the ongoing development of political theatre internationally. The Award is produced by the Castillo Theatre in NYC, one of the programs of the All Stars Project, an organization dedicated to promoting human development through the use of performance, on and off stage. The Award is named for the Guatemalan poet and revolutionary Otto René Castillo, who was murdered by that country’s military junta in 1968.

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From Harlem with Love Joseph Holland
From Harlem with Love

Part memoir, part cultural and political history of Harlem, and part vividly depicted tour guide, From Harlem with Love is filled with wittily mordant insights into a neighborhood that has touched the highs and reached the lows, and yet remains indisputably one of the most storied and vital centers of African American culture.
Introduction
Hear the Editor talk about the book
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Call to Compassion Anthony J. Nocella, II, Lisa Kemmerer
Call to Compassion

A collection of stirring and passionate essays on the place of animals within the philosophical, cultural, and everyday milieus of spiritual practices both ancient and modern. "A wake-up call to religious people everywhere, Call to Compassion truly is a book whose time has come."—Tom Regan
Table of Contents
Foreword
Preface
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Islam Is... Sr. Mary Margaret Funk, Afterword Shahid Athar, MD
Islam Is...

New and Revised Edition
Sr. Mary Margaret Funk has engaged in interfaith dialogue with American Muslims in an effort to bridge the gaps that seem to divide Christianity and Islam. Islam Is . . . is the fruit of her reflections on Islam.
Table of Contents
Foreword
Chapter One, "An Unlikely Voice"
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The Blessing Next to the Wound Hector Aristizábal, Diane Lefer
The Blessing Next to the Wound

The story of a torture survivor from Colombia who has dedicated his life to healing the pains of others. Shockingly honest, heartbreaking, and vibrantly told, The Blessing Next to the Wound is a passionate and evocative memoir that, amid enormous suffering and loss, is a full-throated affirmation of life.
Table of Contents
Introduction
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ebook
 
Change of Heart Nick Cooney
Change of Heart

An easy-to-use psychology primer for anyone wanting to spread progressive social change. Developed so that non-profits, community organizers and others can make science-driven decisions in their advocacy work.
Table of Contents
Introduction
ChapterOne: Looking Inward
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ebook
 

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Clear Cut Ginny Jordan
Clear Cut

In the course of her life, Ginny Jordan has lost both breasts and her ovaries to cancer, undergone chemotherapy, experienced debilitating vertigo, and other conditions—at the same time as she has been a member of a large, active family. In prose that is startling and evocative, witty and generous, Clear Cut explores biographically, symbolically, and culturally the meanings of the different parts of the body, and how much we can lose and still remain whole and know who we are.
Prologue
Ovaries (audio)
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Human–Animal Studies Editor Margo DeMello
Human–Animal Studies

An exhaustive listing of books, journals, articles, films, conferences, college programs, organizations and websites dealing with Human–Animal Studies.
Introduction
 
Understanding Animal Abuse Clif Flynn
Understanding Animal Abuse

Until the last decade of the twentieth century, the abusive or cruel treatment of animals had received virtually no attention among academicians. Since then, however, empirical studies of animal abuse, and its relation to other forms of violence toward humans, have increased not only in number but in quality and stature. Sociologists, criminologists, social workers, psychologists, legal scholars, feminists, and others have recognized the myriad reasons that animal abuse is worthy of serious scholarly focus.
Chapter1: Why Studying Animal Abuse is Important
 
One Day in the Life of 179212 Jens Soering
One Day in the Life of 179212

To a Correctional Facility in Virginia, he is known as Prisoner 179212. But to a legion of journalists and legal reform activists he is Jens Soering, a German citizen who has endured for the past twenty-five years the harshest and most unforgiving punishment this country can offer—the American prison system. Although this inspiring memoir recounts just a day in the life of one man, it provides a powerful voice for the over two million men and women lost in the maze of America’s prison-industrial complex.
 

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