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1. Peter Young

The Exit

1. Peter Young

The Militant Umemployment Experiment

1. Peter Young

Stop the Tall Man, Save the Tiger

1. Peter Young

Stop The Tall Man, Save The Tiger

Animal Liberation Front (A.L.F.)

Every Animal Liberation Front (A.L.F.) raid, in one place. The first assembled timeline of the Animal Liberation Front's 40+ year history - from broken windows to lab raids. The Animal Liberation Front ("the radical fringe of the animal rights movement") is a clandestine movement of animal liberation activists who step in to illegally rescue animals in the dead of night when legal campaigns have failed. Organized by year, Animal Liberation Front: Complete Diary of Actions chronicles every reported U.S. Animal Liberation Front (A.L.F.) action from the first documented animal liberation in 1977 until the present. This is a complete record of every known illegal action for animals carried out since the dawn of the U.S. animal rights movement. The book covers not only the actions of the Animal Liberation Front, but all groups working outside the law to save animals ranging from The Animal Rights Militia to the Paint Panthers. The book includes: Complete list of reported A.L.F. actions, broken down by year.Unclaimed animal rescues and sabotage reported in the media.Animal Liberation Front newspaper clippings. Animal Liberation Front (A.L.F.): Complete Diary Of Actions is the first of its kind, and an important reference for any serious animal rights or social justice movement historian.

1. Katie Peterson
2. Young Suh

Life in a Field – Poems

"Peterson collaborates with her photographer husband for this experimental pseudo-narrative. Rife with paradoxes and conceits that will leave some readers confounded and others enraptured, Peterson’s collection is driven by a detached and unhurried eloquence. . . . As for Suh’s photography, the images soundly compliment the milieu of the text. Peterson’s incontestable innovation and wit will stir the imaginations of readers, expanding their sense of what is possible in poetry."