We publish poetry, fiction and creative non-fiction which explores peace and justice issues around the world.

New Titles: Peace and Justice

You can order books by clicking on the titles here, or go to the Catalog page and order from there. All orders from our new E-Store are 20% off thru the end of National Poetry Month (April) 07.

Coming To Terms
H. Palmer Hall

Wise and ironic memoir of a writer, publisher, librarian raised in East Texas, who served in Vietnam as a translator.

Theaters of War
Emmanuel K. Ngwainmbi

This African Poet and teacher reveals the horror of war after war through the voices of people -- soldiers and civilians -- caught in the crossfire, retaining their humanness, ability to love, laugh, survive.

deMOCKracy
Mike Maggio

Maggio is a political writer. On every page of deMOCKracy he writes with the urgency that reminds us that our house is burning. (E. Ethelbert Miller

The Layers of Our Seeing
Susan Bright, Muna Hamzeh, Alan Pogue

Poetry, Essays, Photos exposing the masks of war and presenting visions of a paradigm for peace. -- 07 edition, updated with new poetry and photos.

Molly Chronicles: Serotonin Serenade
Jim Simons

Stirring vision of radical politics and movement law in Austin beginning in the late sixties. We see how historic cases played out within the context of complex personal issues and political realities.

Burying the Tree
Emilio DeGrazia

Creative non-fiction, a collection of essays which explore humanness with depth, humor, compassion — that we might live the examined life in harmony with all.

A Quiet Divide
Roger Colombik

Poetry and Photos by Fulbright scholar, sculptor, poet who travelled to Palestine, Macedonia, Georgia (Russia), photographed and listened to the people.

No Justice: No Victory -- The Death Penalty in Texas
Susan Lee Campbell Solar,

edited by Susan Bright

As a result, in part, of the research Solar did for this book, Anthony Graves, a Texas Death Row inmade will get a new trial.

Violence and the Secular
J. douglas Canfield

Poetry exploring and challenging our obsession with violence at personal and political levels.