Explore the book — a national bestseller and Nautilus "Best in Small Press" Gold Winner!
etting
a Grip is not an ordinary book: it's more like a new
pair of glasses, allowing you to see everything around you with greater
clarity. Suddenly the world is more comprehensible, more manageable, even
more beautiful. You won’t want to take them off. —Barbara
Kingsolver
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Ideas for an Urban Organic Kitchen
By Anna Lappé and Bryant Terry with a foreword by Eric Schlosser (Tarcher/Penguin 2006)
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making healthy food choices and preparing mouth-watering meals,
to unmasking corporate flimflam and supporting sustainable farming,
here is the complete guide for the young, the hip and the socially
tuned-in - and for all who eat. With spirited and practical how-tos's
for creating an affordable, easy-to-use organic kitchen and dozens
of delectable recipes, Grub also
offers the millions of people who buy organics fresh ideas and easy
ways to cook with them. From the Valentine's Day Decadence Dinner to
the Straight-Edge Punk Brunch Buffet, Grub includes
over a dozen menus paired with soundtracks to cook (and party) by and
artwork and poetry evoking the spirit of Grub.
Getch grub on at www.eatgrub.org.
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Americans say we’re headed in the wrong direction. But the
crisis isn't George Bush; it's Thin Democracy — the dangerous idea
that elections plus a market economy are enough. Lappé cracks open
this myth. With surprising stories and startling facts, she uncovers Living
Democracy emerging.
Hope’s Edge
The Next Diet for a Small Planet
By Frances Moore Lappé, Anna Lappé (Tarcher/Penguin 2002)
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years ago we embarked on a journey to five continents to uncover
an invisible revolution of courageous movements helping us to see solutions
to environmental crises and social inequality. We share these stories
(and delicious recipes from leading whole foods chefs and restaurateurs)
in our book Hope’s Edge.
Read why this book tops Delicious Living’s “Hot
List.”
You Have the Power
Choosing Courage in a Culture of Fear
By Frances Moore Lappé, Jeffrey Perkins (Tarcher/Penguin 2004)
n You
Have the Power, Frances
Moore Lappé and Jeffrey Perkins put forth the radical notion
that fear can be a source of energy and strength, an invitation to plunge
forward, and not a signal to retreat. By offering powerful tools for releasing
us from our fear, Lappé and Perkins show that fear can be a precious
resource that we can use to create the lives we want and the world we want. Now
available in paperback!
True Lies
“Must read” — Marc Maron, Air America
By Anthony Lappé and Stephen Marshall with Ian Inaba of the Guerrilla News Network (Plume/Penguin 2004)
n True
Lies, GNN doesn’t offer up another cranky complaint about
media and politics. The authors hit the road, traveling across the country
and onto the battlefields of Iraq, investigating some of the biggest stories
the corporate media is ignoring. From the poisoning of our own soldiers,
to the turning over of our democratic process to shady corporations, to
the unanswered questions of 9/11, GNN examines what has become a cultural
phenomenon of mass denial.
Feeding The Future
From Fat to Famine
Ed. by Andrew Heintzman, Evan Solomon (House of Anansi 2004)
Chapter contributed by Frances Moore Lappé and Anna Lappé
eeding
the Future brings together some of the world’s brightest
thinkers to tackle the problems we face trying to feed 6 billion mouths
and counting. Contributors offer practical solutions to issues ranging
from industrial farming and sustainability to food-related diseases and
nutrition. Their examples of ingenuity encompass emerging technologies,
business models for sustainable food production, and solutions to the world’s
obesity epidemic.
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