DERRICK JENSEN is the best-known voice of the deep
ecology movement. Winner of numerous awards and honors including
the Eric Hoffer Book Award, USA Today’s Critic’s Choice, and
Press Action’s person of the Year, Jensen is the author of over
fifteen books, including Endgame and Deep Green
Resistance (with Aric McBay and Lierre Keith). Philosopher,
teacher, and radical activist, he regularly rouses packed
auditoriums across the country with his revolutionary spirit.
Jensen holds degrees in creative writing and mineral engineering
physics. He lives in Crescent City, California.
Writer, activist, and small-scale organic farmer ARIC MCBAY
works to share information about community sufficiency and
off-the-grid skills. He is the author of Peak Oil Survival:
Preparation for Life after Gridcrash and creator of "In the Wake: A
Collective Manual-in-Progress for Outliving Civilization"
(www.inthewake.org).
LIERRE KEITH is a writer, small farmer, and radical feminist
activist. She is the author of two novels, as well The Vegetarian
Myth: Food, Justice, and Sustainability, which has been called "the
most important ecological book of this generation." She's also been
arrested six times. She lives in Humboldt County, CA.
"This book goes beyond the usual poetic eulogies for a dying planet
to transform the anarchist slogan 'direct action speaks louder than
words' into a concrete blueprint for a resistance movement now! If
Deep Green Resistance does not inspire its reader to political
action, then nothing will." —Ann Handsen, author of Direct Action:
Memoirs of an Urban Guerilla
"With clear, sober analysis, and facts that include the reality of
runaway global climate change and that of 200 species being made
extinct every day, the severity and urgency of our collective
crisis is laid bare. Deep Green Resistance then asks, 'Do we want
to feel better or do we want to be effective?'" —Dahr Jamail,
author of The End of Ice
"Deep Green Resistance posits, I fear correctly, that
resistance will have to become more militant and perhaps even
resort to physical acts of confrontation with the corporate
leviathan." —Chris Hedges, author of War Is a Force That Gives
Us Meaning
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