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Andrew Kooman is an award winning writer who writes for the page, stage, and screen. His work has been read around the world and translated into ten languages. [Read Andrew's Bio]
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Social Justice Resources
A common question I ask and am encountered with when I talk with others about issues of global justice is, “What do I do?” I decided one thing I could do to answer that Q is to put together an … Continue reading
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Patricia, Thou Hath Cleft My Heart in Twain
R.E.A.D. T.H.I.S. B.O.O.K. Sold is the story of a young Nepali girl named Lakshmi, sold by her step-father to a brothel in India. Told in short vignettes, the book is poetic, descriptive, sparse, beautiful, tragic, and breaks the heart. It’s … Continue reading
