"Fish Discover Water Last": book reading to benefit LAVA and Traprock

Announcing the second in-person presentation of the newly published work: 
Fish Discover Water Last: Richard L. Grossman on corporations, democracy and us.
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Richard Grossman (1943–2011) was an early and expert researcher, organizer and lecturer-writer on the growth and powers of corporations, citizen movements and more. He likened the experience of fish in water to that of Americans going about their daily lives without awareness of the corporate power and culture that permeate our society and government.
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The book is a condensation of years of Richard Grossman’s talks, compiled and edited by Anna Gyorgy, and published by Paul Richmond of Human Error Press. Both Wendell residents, their recent launch of the new book benefited the Friends of the Wendell Free Library. Now the team looks forward to presenting the book in Greenfield, with sales benefiting the LAVA Center and Traprock Center for Peace & Justice, where Anna is a board member and communications coordinator.
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The book will be available for $15 each, $25 for 2, $50 for 5. The perfect gift for 2022!
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This is a benefit book reading for The 
LAVA Center and Traprock Center for Peace & Justice
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For the in-person event, you can reserve a seat by making a donation: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fish-discover-water-last-book-reading-to-benefit-lava-and-traprock-tickets-216915328587
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For the online event, you can purchase a ticket which will allow you to view a video starting the Monday morning following the event, and also purchase books to be mailed to you: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fish-discover-water-last-book-reading-to-benefit-lava-traprock-online-tickets-216917615427
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For more information on the book see our website at https://www.fishdiscoverwaterlast.net or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Fish-Discover-Water-Last-276568980859396