Winner of the 2014 Writer's Digest FIRST PLACE Self-Published Nonfiction Award, this brief, gripping account chronicles the journey of one couple thrust into the front lines of the fight against sex trafficking. What if you lived in a place where you knew children were being sold for sex? Would you send your husband into a brothel to find them? Living in Malaysia, Laura's husband, Matt, who was a former youth pastor, became an undercover investigator deputized by the local police. He investigated hundreds of remote brothels, back alleys, and mafia-driven red-light districts, taking their marriage on a journey into the realities of what rescue from sex trafficking really costs. Laura chronicles her personal journey, as well as the beginning of The Exodus Road-- a nonprofit which has fueled hundreds of rescues from sex slavery, spans several continents, and continues to grow today. It's important to note that this book is a quick read, and that a portion of all profits goes directly to fuel the rescue work of The Exodus Road.

The Exodus Road: One Wife's Journey Into Sex Trafficking and Rescue

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Parker, Mrs. Laura

Community & Culture

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The author seeks the reasons for the defeat of the revolutionaries rather than the victory of Franco.

Lessons of the Spanish Revolution, 1936-1939

History

Richards, Vernon

Europe

Classic exposition of the ideas of anarchist communism.

ABC Of Anarchism

Politics & Social Sciences

Alexander, Berkman

Politics & Government

The State: Its Historic Role

Pyotr Kropotkin

Anarchism and anarcho-syndicalism (Anarchist classics)

Rocker, Rudolf

Errico Malatesta: his life & ideas.

Richards, Vernon Ed.

Account of the paradoxical relationship between these two great Russian revolutionaries.

Bakunin And Nechaev

Literature & Fiction

Paul Avrich

History & Criticism

Collectives in the Spanish Revolution

Gaston Leval’s study brings together two aspects that are generally difficult to unite—analysis and testimony. He visited the towns and villages of revolutionary Spain where people had opted to live a libertarian communist lifestyle almost without precedent in history, collectivizing the land, factories, and social services. Collectives in the Spanish Revolution demonstrates clearly that the working class are perfectly capable of running farms, factories, workshops, and health and public services without bosses or managers. It proves that anarchist methods of organizing, with decisions made from the bottom up, can work effectively in large-scale industry, involving the coordination of many thousands of workers in many hundreds of places of work across numerous cities and towns, as well as broad rural areas. Leval’s history of anarchy in action also gives insight into the creative and constructive power of ordinary people. The Spanish working class not only kept production going throughout the war, but in many cases managed to achieve increases in output. They improved working conditions and created new techniques. They created, out of nothing, an arms industry without which the war against fascism could not have been fought. The revolution also showed that without the competition bred by capitalism, industry can be run in a much more rational manner. Finally it demonstrated how an organized working class has the power to transform society.

Gaston Leval

Business & Money

Economics

Housing an Anarchist Approach

WARD, Colin

Social Sciences

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