Monsanto-one of the largest agriculture and biotech companies in the world-creates genetically engineered seeds and food, or GMOs. They've also brought us toxic chemicals like DDT, PCBs andeven Agent Orange. But what is Monsanto truly doing to our diet-and why do many consider their business practices deeply abusive? Are GMOs the solution to world hunger, or a shockingly dangerous threat to ourhealth? And does Monsanto really, as some suggest, control much of the United States' agriculture and food departments? Meticulously researched, "Monsanto vs. the World" puts to rest the myths and shows the shocking reality, delving into the science of GMOs, the political machinations of Monsanto in Washington and around the world, and showing what you can do to keep GMOs off your plate for good.

Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth, or TOPY, is remembered for influencing underground youth culture in the 1980s and 1990s. Presented here are 'Thee Black Book' and 'Thee Grey Book', containing the original theories and writings of TOPY as well as the basic manual on the methods and practices of TOPY sigilisation.

New York has some strange neighborhoods. There's the Upper West Side, the Lower East Side and... the Other Side. That's where the Sidhe live-a race of mythological creatures that have dwelled just under mankind's nose for millennia, created and kept alive by the dream energy of humans. There's good ones (Seelie) and bad ones (Unseelie), and they get along fine just as long as they stay hidden from mankind. It's a peaceful situation that has lasted since the days of the foundation of America. That peaceful situation is about to be broken. When a young designer stumbles into the Other Side, she becomes implicated in a secret war to merge the human and Sidhe worlds... and falls in love with a Changeling cop who seems to be everything she wants in a man. If the warring worlds let them be together, that is. "Like Alice in Wonderland if Lewis Carroll had overdosed on the opposite of Prozac. A twisted, dark, comical take on the origins of our hopes, dreams and nightmares." - Marty Beckerman, author of The Heming Way "A producer and director of text... a bloody f***ing genius." - Howard Bloom, author of The Lucifer Principle