• Two articles on important issues
  Thanks to the reader who alerted us to these two BBC news articles.

  Study links biodiversity and language loss.

  UN adopts historic 'land grab' guidelines.

  
  

  (added on May 15, 2012)

• Fed up with schools? You're not alone.
  Check out the Student Liberation Project website, where you'll find links to a wide array of articles, book excerpts, and videos voicing the thoughts of educators, writers (including Daniel Quinn), and even "Anonymous."
  
  (added on May 6, 2012)

• DQ recommends: Genesis and the Rise of Civilization
  Check out the latest addition to the DQ Suggested Readings list.

  
  

  (added on May 2, 2012)

• We can save the Awá tribe
  The Awá of Brazil are the world's most threatened tribe. Years of illegal logging and land grabs have brought them to the brink of extinction. But apart from the loggers and their guns, one of their biggest problems is the fallacy that Amazon Indians must inevitably conform to "modernity." See more at save the Awá.
  
  (added on April 26, 2012)

• Terrific review of Daniel's work in the Uganda Daily Monitor
  To see what Aaron Appleton has to say about his discovery of DQ's books during an interview with the Uganda Daily Monitor, one of the two main newspapers in that country, click here.
  
  (added on April 20, 2012)

• Pan Earth: a site dedicated to a scientific, holistic approach to world problems (and population in particular).

• Read Ishmael: a site created by Quinn readers to reach out to other prospective readers.

• Friends of Ishmael Society: find local groups (and more).

• IshCon: another reader-created site. It's not active now, but conversations, plus information and photos about the conferences they organized, are archived and available for viewing.

• IshThink: an active reader-created discussion site. It's main purpose--to give people a forum to explore feelings and thoughts engendered by reading Quinn books.

  "The law we've outlined here enables species to liveC enables species to survive, including the human. It won't tell you whether mood-altering drugs should be legalized or not. It won't tell you whether premarital sex is good or bad. It won't tell you whether capital punishment is right or wrong. It will tell you how you have to live if you want to avoid extinction, and that's the first and most fundamental knowledge anyone needs."

Ishmael

 

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