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Freethought House's mission is to foster a secular perspective in society by publishing quality books that connect people with freethought ideas, explore current issues from a secular point of view, and examine and challenge religion. WHAT FREETHOUGHT HOUSE PUBLISHES:
We are looking for quality books which will help foster a secular perspective in society, and connect people with freethought ideas
. Submission Guidelines:
Freethought House's mission is to publish quality books which will help foster a secular perspective in society, and connect people with freethought ideas. If you have a great idea for a book that will support this mission, then we would love to receive a proposal from you. Your proposal should include the following:
•A cover letter briefly outlining your project, the intended audience, and your relevant expertise
•A marketing plan detailing how you will promote the book
•Two sample chapters, if available (do not send the entire book)
•An estimate of the total number of words in the completed manuscript
•Your resume
The proposal should be saved as a Microsoft Word document and sent electronically as an attachment to [email protected], putting “Proposal” in the subject line. We will accept simultaneous submissions provided that this is made clear in the cover letter.
Check out Freethought House writer Megan Rahm on this virtual event hosted by The Humanist Association of San Diego. She chats and reads from her poetry book “Free to Roam”. https://youtu.be/jhmMpJbhYvI
The Humanist Association dives into poetry with "Heathen Mommy" poet Megan Rahm. Recorded 9/26/21
When was the last time you had your mind blown? No, I mean, really? Mine was a couple months ago when I read Move Upstream: A Call to Solve Overpopulation. Okay, I’ll admit it — overpopulatio…
FTB From the Ashes of Faith blogger Megan Rahm’s poetry collection, Free to Roam: Poems from a Heathen Mommy, was released last week. I spoke with Megan about her book, which is published by…
"Megan Rahm knows how to paint inviting pictures with her talented palette of poetry. I highly recommend Free to Roam."
Ships this week!
“A moving collection of poems inspired by the joys and challenges of being an atheist parent in the Midwest.” William Brinkman, author of the Bolingbrook Babler blog.
Free to Roam: Poems from a Heathen Mommy
PZ Myers interviews Megan Rahm about her blog and her upcoming poetry book Free to Roam from Freethought House. (Amazon link in comments)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTenTOp4S0w
Another blogger from Freethoughtblogs, Megan Rahm
Now Available!
Change Our Stories, Change Our World
Order today! Ships next week.
Change Our Stories, Change Our World
Free to Roam: Poems from a Heathen Mommy
To be released Feb 2nd, 2021.
Free to Roam: Poems from a Heathen Mommy
Change Our Stories, Change Our World
To be released December 1st
Change Our Stories, Change Our World
From climate change and war to water shortages and food scarcity, so many issues are bringing us to the brink of collapse.
Author and illustrator Jessica Hagy has extracted famous sayings from the Yale Book of Quotations and the Forbes Book of Quotations and selectively paired them together to form themes of thoughts. Filling a leap year’s quota of three hundred sixty-six days, that number of pages contains paired phr...
"Combines thoughtful ideas in novel ways … both timeless and original." — Hemant Mehta, FriendlyAtheist
Jessica Hagy is always looking for connections and themes--tendrils of information that loop and twist and knot into each other. In The Humanist's Devotional she connects quotations and aphorisms to build a conversation between voices from ancient to modern times, a conversation that asserts a hu...
Small talk can get big fast.
"Combines thoughtful ideas in novel ways … both timeless and original." — Hemant Mehta, FriendlyAtheist
Jessica Hagy is always looking for connections and themes--tendrils of information that loop and twist and knot into each other. In The Humanist's Devotional she connects quotations and aphorisms to build a conversation between voices from ancient to modern times, a conversation that asserts a hu...
“Surrounded as we are these days by irrational craziness, we need this!" —Susan K. Perry, PsychologyToday.com
Jessica Hagy is always looking for connections and themes--tendrils of information that loop and twist and knot into each other. In The Humanist's Devotional she connects quotations and aphorisms to build a conversation between voices from ancient to modern times, a conversation that asserts a hu...
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Pre-order now! Ships Dec 2nd.
The Humanist's Devotional: 366 Daily Meditations from Some of the World’s Greatest Thinkers
Available December 2. Jessica Hagy is always looking for connections and themes—tendrils of information that loop and twist and knot into each other. In The Humanist’s Devotional she connects...
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Move Upstream author Karen Shragg discusses overpopulation on Full Frame:
Full Frame returns with their new season on the dire issue of overpopulation and whether the world can sustain so many of us.
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“Her parents took at face value the Nun's chronicle of their successful educational program. It was a school run by the clergy who were in direct communication with God and Jesus. It wasn't their right to second guess the experts. ”
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Karen Shragg on "Moving Upstream"
Along with Climate Change, another potential crises for our species is Overpopulation. What are the facts? The myths? The causes? And what can we do to reduce our numbers before our numbers reduce us?
Jessica Schab interviews Karen Shragg to discuss these questions and more on the new edition of Equal Time!
Tune in, Pay it Forward, and Question Everything!
Tuesday, November 20; 10:00pm EST
Listen here @ www.wbai.org/playernew.html, or if you're in the NYC area, tune into 99.5FM!
Overpopulation is most ignored environmental problem, says Minnesota writer
RICHFIELD — Even as the Stillwater School District cites poor population growth as one of many reasons to close three Washington County elementary schools, Bloomington resident and population expert Karen
Just released, from the author of Fortney Road:
A contemporary ghost story made all the more terrifying for being based upon actual events." When the terrifying entity that Maggie and Katie Fox unleashed in Hydesville in 1848 returns in 2018, a gallery owner, his wife, a journalist and her boyfriend join forces to battle it. Manhattanites Dere...
“Star Map is a superb narrative” —BART EHRMAN
“A warm but powerful memoir” —DAN BARKER
“A journey from darkness into light” —MICHAEL SHERMER
Available in paperback and eBook.
Star Map is a touching and deeply personal philosophical memoir about a young man's wrenching struggle with fanatical faith and his frantic search for truth and meaning. Lewis Vaughn's journey transforms him from a young Christian fundamentalist to a disillusioned agnostic to an atheist seeker of...
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“Star Map is a superb narrative” —BART EHRMAN
“A warm but powerful memoir” —DAN BARKER
“A journey from darkness into light” —MICHAEL SHERMER
Available in paperback and eBook.
“Her parents took at face value the Nun's chronicle of their successful educational program. It was a school run by the clergy who were in direct communication with God and Jesus. It wasn't their right to second guess the experts. ”
Behind the Walls of St. John's is the story of Carolyn, one of several hundred children sexually abused by the priests and nuns living at St. John's Catholic School for the Deaf. Carolyn was sent to St. John's at the age of four. Her parents took at face value the Nun's chronicle of their success...
Now Available in paperback and eBook!
Behind the Walls of St. John's is the story of Carolyn, one of several hundred children sexually abused by the priests and nuns living at St. John's Catholic School for the Deaf. Carolyn was sent to St. John's at the age of four. Her parents took at face value the Nun's chronicle of their success...
Check out the Freethought House booth at the Twin Cities Book Festival, Saturday Oct 14th at the state fairgrounds. Our upcoming book Behind the Walls of St. John’s: A Story of Catholic Abuse will be on sale at the festival, ahead of its general release on Oct 17. Admission to the festival is free.
http://www.raintaxi.com/2017-twin-cities-book-festival/
2017 TWIN CITIES BOOK FESTIVAL SAVE THE DATE: October 13 and 14, 2017 Minnesota State Fairgrounds Progress Center & Fine Arts Building Friday Night Reception (ticketed event) 6-7pm Friday Night Talk (free) 7-9:30pm Saturday Book Festival: 10:00am - 5:00pm—Free admission! More info here. This entry w...
“Blaming ‘pure evil’ and calling for prayers is a complete cop out. Secularists should not be afraid to call this out. Secularists need to drop this notion of absolute morality. ‘Whatever is done from love always occurs beyond good and evil,’ said the 19th century atheist philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. Yes! But here we are, over 130 years later, still stuck in the quagmire of good and evil.”
There’s been far too much talk of “evil,” at least for my tastes, following the Las Vegas shooting. It is certainly a safe and easy bandwagon to jump on, and many have, including president...
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