Joanna Macy

Bill Plotkin

Vandana Shiva

Richard Rohr

Wendell Berry

David Loy

Thích Nhất Hạnh

John Stanley

Mary Evelyn Tucker

John Grim

Thomas Berry

Sandra Ingerman

Winona LaDuke

Satish Kumar

Geneen Marie Haugen

Jules Cashford

Susan Murphy

Pir Zia Inayat-Khan

The Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh was asked what we need to do to save our world. "What we most need to do," he replied, "is to hear within us the sound of the earth crying.” Our present ecological crisis is the greatest man-made disaster this planet has ever faced—its accelerating climate change, species depletion, pollution and acidification of the oceans. A central but rarely addressed aspect of this crisis is our forgetfulness of the sacred nature of creation, and how this affects our relationship to the environment. There is a pressing need to articulate a spiritual response to this ecological crisis. This is vital and necessary if we are to help bring the world as a living whole back into balance.

The Cry of the Earth

Spiritual Ecology

Georges Sorel

The Illusions of Progress

Seth

Classic comics from the writer of Melvin Monster Created by Ernie Bushmiller, the beloved Brillo-headed Nancy starred in her own comic book series for years, written by arguably the greatest children's comics writer of all time, John Stanley. Most famous for scripting the adventures of Marjorie Henderson Buell's Little Lulu, John Stanley is one of comics' secret geniuses. He provided a visual rough draft for all the comics he wrote and then handed off these "scripts" for someone else to render the finished art. No matter what comic he was writing, he breathed life into his characters. In Stanley's comics, Nancy is no longer a crabby cipher but a hilarious, brilliant, scheming, duplicitous, honest, and loyal little kid-a real little kid. Her adventures with her best friend, the comically destitute Sluggo, involve moneymaking schemes to afford ice-cream sodas, botched trips to the corner store for Nancy's Aunt Fritzi, and comically raucous attempts to remove loose teeth. Drawn & Quarterly is launching several kid-friendly volumes of Nancy and Nancy and Sluggo as companion volumes to Melvin Monster and Dark Horse's Little Lulu volumes. The books are designed by Seth (The Complete Peanuts; Melvin Monster; Clyde Fans; It's a Good Life, If You Don't Weaken).

The John Stanley Library

Nancy: Volume 1

Gyurme Dorje

David R. Loy

Applies Buddhist insights into cutting-edge scientific understandings about global warming, demonstrating how to combine Buddhist meditative practices with social action, in a volume that shares the perspectives of such leaders as the Dalai Lama, Chatral Rinpoche, and Thich Nhat Hanh on topics ranging from peak oil and deforestation to renewable energy and fossil fuel dependence. Original.

A Buddhist Response to the Climate Emergency

In the third volume in the Nancy series drawn by journeyman writer John Stanley, he continues to put his strange but fascinating stamp on the iconic character. Nancy declares poverty and battles yoyos on Oona's house, but the book also features her pal Sluggo, who Nancy complains is too dirty.

Volume 3

Nancy

An A to Z Encyclopedia to the Cinema of the Fantastic, Or, Is There a Mad Doctor in the House?

Revenge of the Creature Features Movie Guide

Studies on the Musculatory and Nervous Systems of Laelaps Echidninus, Berl

Sonya Hale

These two plays - the winners of Synergy Theatre Project's Prison Writing Competition - tell the tense but often funny stories of drug users and the stress their habits place on their relationships. In Glory Whispers, we see Mina visited by Glory after many years away. Hopeful of seeing Glory's little boy, Mina overlooks Glory's drinking and possible drug use. But when Mina's boyfriend Jonno returns unexpectedly, the troubles and pressures of their relationships see the illusion fall away. The Monkey sees Terry on a rampage trying to reclaim the £500 his friend Alan (aka 'Thick-Al') owes him. Terry's unpredictability, the result of an accident many years before, drives the piece in dark, violent but often hilarious and unexpected ways. These plays were published to coincided with a 2017 production at Theatre503, London, by Synergy Theatre Company.

Glory Whispers & The Monkey

Presents a collection of adventures starring Lulu Moppet and her neighborhood pals.

Little Lulu - The Treasure Map and Other Stories

Irving Tripp

"Based on the character created by Marge Buelle."

Lulu Takes a Trip

Bolinha 6

Edição exclusiva para o digital! Bolinha, o travesso amigo da Luluzinha, apronta diversas aventuras com seus amigos do clube onde “menina não entra”. O comilão também assume mil e um personagens inusitados para desvendar os misteriosos casos do detetive Aranha, que sempre se enrola graças à Luluzinha. As histórias, algumas clássicas e outras inéditas, são todas coloridas.

Bolinha 4

Bolinha 5

Bolinha 2

Bolinha 3

Bolinha 1

Edição exclusiva para o digital! Luluzinha, a famosa menina do vestido vermelho que conquistou milhões de fãs no Brasil na década de 50, está de volta! A clássica personagem se diverte em hilariantes aventuras com os amigos Bolinha, Aninha, Glorinha e Plínio. Em suas horas vagas, Luluzinha conta divertidas histórias das bruxas Alcéia e Meméia para acalmar o travesso Alvinho. Os quadrinhos, alguns clássicos e outros inéditos, são todos coloridos.

Luluzinha 1

 Irving Tripp

Luluzinha 3

Luluzinha 6

Luluzinha foi criada em 1935 por Marjorie Henderson Buell (Marge) como um cartum semanal no Saturday Evening Post. O sucesso foi imediato e até hoje a garota é uma das personagens mais influentes do mundo dos quadrinhos. Inspirado pelos inúmeros clubes de meninos que pipocavam pelos EUA na época, o autor John Stanley inseriu a novidade nos quadrinhos e nunca mais parou. Nesta edição, selecionamos 13 histórias do período áureo da Luluzinha, que mostram justamente as estripulias dos nossos personagens prediletos às voltas com o clube e suas rixas pessoais. Tudo numa réplica exata de como saíram originalmente meio século atrás!

Luluzinha - Meninos e Meninas

John Stanley

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