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Learn to read Japanese and draw Manga with books and online tutorials -- a word and a smile a day you are on your way. developed by Glenn Kardy |
photo by Martha Kanter Jean Libby with David McCullough and students at the California History Center at De Anza College Thank you for visiting AtoZ Productions -- Multicultural Perspectives domain registered and owned since 1998 This site now includes VietAM Review.net publications dissident poet Nguyen Chi Thien dissident priest Father Nguyen Van Ly The Vietnam photographer Nguyen Ngoc Hanh |
Two Prison Life Stories (bilingual) Hoa Lo/Hanoi Hilton (English)
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Nguyen Chi Thien winner of the Rotterdam International Poetry Prize in 1985, while in prison in Communit Vietnam for twenty-seven years |
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poet Nguyen Chi Thien (1939-2012) Nguyen Chi Thien passed away in Orange County, California on October 2, 2012 He is remembered by the world press: New York Times, October 7 2012 The Economist, October 13 2012 |
| Allies for Freedom publishers John Brown research and art interpretation since 1999 |
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| Manga University's newest book Alice in Matchaland a cultural buffet of Japanese desserts and pages to color and learn |
In memory of Diane G. Luboff (1955-2011) |
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New book by Jean Libby John Brown Photo Chronology Supplement to the catalog 2009 separate title 2016 48 pgs ISBN 978-0-9773638-1-0 Order directly from Allies for Freedom |
From Slavery to Salvation: the autobiography of Rev. Thomas
W. Henry of the AME Church transcribed, with documentary
essay and illustration, maps, by Jean Libby. First published by
the University Press of Mississippi in 1994. Softbound edition
by Allies for Freedom publishers, 2005 ISBN 0-9773638-0-5
Recommended by Choice Magazine and Library Journal for
academic use and Civil War history.
Available on Amazon.com
W. Henry of the AME Church transcribed, with documentary
essay and illustration, maps, by Jean Libby. First published by
the University Press of Mississippi in 1994. Softbound edition
by Allies for Freedom publishers, 2005 ISBN 0-9773638-0-5
Recommended by Choice Magazine and Library Journal for
academic use and Civil War history.
Available on Amazon.com