Roberta Kalechofsky, Author Micah Publications $11.95 (189p) ISBN 978-0-916288-34-1
Kalechofsky ( Bodmin, 1349 ) voices deeply felt sentiments in these 14 essays. However, she sacrifices the immediacy of her animal rights argument by directing many of her discussions toward subjects from whom readers can distance themselves--such...
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Roberta Kalechofsky, Author Micah Publications $0 (438p) ISBN 978-0-916288-24-2
In her lively historical novel, the author of Justice, My Brother and Solomon's Wisdom examines life in the Black Death years, 1260-1349. The first half of the story follows Will, a York peasant who flees an apparently happy marriage for a monastery
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Roberta Kalechofsky, Author, David Rosen, Foreword by Book Publishing Company (TN) $15.95 (246p) ISBN 978-0-916288-45-7
According to Kalechofsky (Autobiography of a Revolutionary: Essays on Animal and Human Rights), ""meat today... violates the most fundamental of Jewish concepts: concern for health, for the environment, for the animal, for the Jewish community, for...
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