Below are some recent updates I’d like you to be aware of, followed by a re-posting of information on my new and another previous book.
Thanks!
–Jonathan.
Below are some recent updates I’d like you to be aware of, followed by a re-posting of information on my new and another previous book.
Animals are my clients
I will be signing books (Second Nature, and The Exultant Ark) in Austin, TX on May 23. I hope to see you there!
Jonathan Balcombe – Second Nature | BookPeople
Animal behavior expert and bestselling author JONATHAN BALCOMBE will speak about and sign his book, now out in paperback, which explores whether or not animals have feelings, Second Nature...
I’m tired of funding meat and dairy subsidies against my will! I hope you’ll join me in this campaign by PCRM to cut the fat from the federal policies and support plant-based foods instead.
Tell Congress that Tax-Funded Food Programs are Making Us Sick! – PCRM Action Alert
It is time to ask Congress to help reform federal policies to stop fueling the epidemics of obesity and poor health!
To all the women who make the animal/vegan movement so strong. Thank you for being the kind of woman that when your feet hit the floor each morning, the devil says… “Oh Crap, She’s Up!”
NewScientist magazine reviews my new book (The Exultant Ark) this week.
CultureLab: Exploring animals’ emotional experiences
Jonathan Balcombe’s The Exultant Ark is an exploration of the nascent research into animal pleasure, replete with emotive photographs…
Muscovy {watercolor painting by Jonathan Balcombe}
The Exultant Ark: A Pictorial Tour of Animal Pleasure
Hardcover, 224 pages | ISBN: 9780520260245 | May 2011 | $34.95, £24.95
If the PDF does not display, download it here: EA-Brochure.pdf
On a related note, My 2010 book “Second Nature: The Inner Lives of Animals” (with foreword by Nobel Prize-winner and vegan John Coetzee) is now available in paperback.
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Jonathan Balcombe, Ph.D.
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