Works
- Autobiography of A Revolutionary: Essays on My Life as an Animal Rights Activist. Micah Publications, 1991.
- Bodmin, 1349
- The Martyrdom of Stephen Werner
- Solomon's Wisdom and Other Stories
- Job Enters a Pain Clinic
- Justice My Brother, My Sister
- Orestes in Progress
- A View of Toledo
- Vegetarian Judaism: A Guide for Everyone
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