The Nonfiction Authors Association gave Brooklyn Goes Home their silver book award, following a review by their judges based on the quality and production of the book.
Written by Christine Dorchak and Carey Theil, Brooklyn Goes Home is the true story of how one greyhound sparked a movement to close the worst dog track in the world—and end greyhound racing in America.
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Join Jimmy Videle at the Montreal vegan festival on October 9th to learn about all that’s possible with veganic farming—and what’s “necessary for all floral and faunal beings to thrive on our collective planet.”
His book, the Veganic Grower’s Handbook: Cultivating Fruits, Vegetables and Herbs from Urban Backyard to Rural Farmyard, is set to publish in 2023.
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Brooklyn’s story should have ended quietly more than a decade earlier, when he was condemned to die at Macau’s notorious Canidrome dog racing track—a venue no dogs escaped in 80 years. In November 2011, Dorchak sent a letter to the Canidrome asking them to release Brooklyn and make him the first dog to leave the complex alive. It wouldn’t be until June 2018 that Brooklyn would leave his concrete cell.
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As reported by The Environmental Magazine, the former racing dog passed away on June 22.
Lantern Publishing & Media is currently working with Christine Dorchak and Carey Thiel to publish their book telling his incredible story: Brooklyn Goes Home: This Rise and Fall of Commercial Greyhound Racing, expected to print in 2023.
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Check out this review of Vegan Voices from United Poultry Concerns.
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Karen Levenson, author of Confessions of an Animal Rights Terrorist, was interviewed by the Guelph Mercury Tribune where she talks about what inspired her book and her activism.
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Joanne Kong was interviewed on the Main Street Vegan podcast last Wednesday.
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Aryenish Birdie, one of the editors of Antiracism in Animal Advocacy, was on the Main Street Vegan podcast.
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Our Hen House has put together a four-part audio series of the groundbreaking book, Antiracism in Animal Advocacy: Igniting Cultural Transformation.
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Joanne Kong, editor of Vegan Voices, is interviewed on the latest episode of the Hope for the Animals Podcast.
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