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No War No More : Poems Essays Photos and Artwork for Peace by Arya F. Jenkins (2007, Perfect)

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ISBN-101434309835

ISBN-139781434309839

eBay Product ID (ePID)63181748

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Book TitleNo War No more : Poems Essays Photos and Artwork for Peace

Number of Pages92 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicGeneral

Publication Year2007

GenrePolitical Science, Literary Collections

AuthorArya F. Jenkins

FormatPerfect

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Item Weight5.3 Oz

Item Length9 in

Item Width6 in

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Synopsis"We take a stand for peace, independently and collectively, artistically and politically. In these times it is imperative not to let slip through one's hands the opportunity to say again and again, with whatever means possible, creative and peaceful, that war is wrong, that love is the only path to peace, justice and freedom, and that we will not stray from this path no matter the consequences. This idea fed this project and I hope will feed the minds and hearts of those who share in our efforts by reading this book." No War No More includes work by Pauline Beck, Donna Brennan, J. D. Curtis, Doug Fowler, Arya Jenkins, Jim Jordan, Diana Ludwig, Staughton Lynd, Tenzin Palmo, Richard Pirko, Teresa Saska and Bob Studzinski. More about the project here More about the editor here, We take a stand for peace, independently and collectively, artistically and politically. In these times it is imperative not to let slip through one's hands the opportunity to say again and again, with whatever means possible, creative and peaceful, that war is wrong, that love is the only path to peace, justice and freedom, and that we will not stray from this path no matter the consequences. This idea fed this project and I hope will feed the minds and hearts of those who share in our efforts by reading this book.