Essays
- Marcus, Erik (September 2008). "David Foster Wallace, Foodies, and Lobster". Vegan.com. http://vegan.com/articles/animal-rights/david-foster-wallace-foodies-and-lobster/. Retrieved 2012-11-07. "This introduction to lobster physiology sets the stage of Wallace’s devastating description of how lobsters react as they are slid into boiling water"
- Marcus, Erik. "Who Wants to be an Animal Millionaire?". Farm Sanctuary. http://ccc.farmsanctuary.org/be-a-better-advocate/read-essays-and-books/who-wants-to-be-an-animal-millionaire/. Retrieved 2012-11-06. "If you’re going to take action for animals, you might as well choose tasks that will affect as many animals as possible."
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