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Books and Booklets
By Joe Sobran
REGIME CHANGE BEGINS AT HOME
CONFESSIONS OF A REACTIONARY UTOPIAN

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  • Regime Change Begins at Home, by Joe Sobran; edited and arranged by Tom McPherren; 60 pages; copyright © 2006, Griffin Communications, Vienna, Virginia; $6, which includes shipping charges (free with the purchase of a subscription to the newsletter).
    • A collection of quotations in booklet form extracted from Joe Sobran’s newsletter SOBRAN’S, 1998–2006.






     
    Single Issues, data CD
    Single Issues
    Essays on the Crucial Social Questions
    A collection of essays originally written for Human Life Review, 1975–1982

    Publishing information
  • Single Issues: Essays on the Crucial Social Questions, with an introduction by J.P. McFadden; 185 pages; copyright © 1983, Human Life Press; (hardback — out of print; LCC No.: 82-083972)
  • Back in print on a data CD by The Vere Company; 2005; $12 (includes shipping. Now available free with the purchase of a subscription to the newsletter.
    • Contents
    • Introduction, by J.P. McFadden
    • Foreword, by Joe Sobran
    1. Crucial Issue Politics (Winter 1982)
    2. The Abortion Sect (Fall 1975)
    3. Nothing to Look At: Perversity and Public Amusements (Summer 1977)
    4. Bogus Sex: Reflections on Homosexual Claims (Fall 1977)
    5. On Fatherhood (Spring 1978)
    6. The Established Irreligion (Summer 1978)
    7. On Imposing One’s Views (Spring 1979)
    8. In Loco Parentis (Fall 1979)
    9. Razing the Past (Winter 1980)
    10. Sex Education (Winter 1981)
    11. The Abortion Culture (Spring 1981)
    12. The Value-Free Society (Spring 1982)
    13. Life and Death in Tendency Land (Summer 1982)
    14. “Secular Humanism” or “The American Way”? (Fall 1982)
    15. Happy at Home (Fall 1981)
       





     
    ANYTHING CALLED A “PROGRAM” IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
    CONFESSIONS OF A REACTIONARY UTOPIAN

    Publishing information
  • Anything Called a “Program” Is Unconstitutional, by Joe Sobran; selected by Ronald N. Neff; edited and arranged by Tom McPherren; 64 pages; copyright © 2001, Griffin Communications, Vienna, Virginia
    • A collection of quotations in booklet form extracted from Joe Sobran’s newsletter SOBRAN’S, 1994–98; out of print.

     
    HUSTLER:
    THE CLINTON LEGACY

    Publishing information
  • Hustler: The Clinton Legacy, by Joe Sobran, selected and edited by Tom McPherren; 255 pages + xx + index; copyright © 2000, Griffin Comunications, Vienna, Virginia
  • ISBN (hb): 0-9678845-0-0 (out of print)
  • ISBN (pb): 0-9678845-0-0
  • LCC Number: 00–134950
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    Alias Shakespeare
    Solving the Greatest Literary Mystery of All Time
    Publishing information
  • Alias Shakespeare: Solving the Greatest Literary Mystery of All Time, by Joseph Sobran; 295 pages + bibl. & index; copyright © 1997, The Free Press, New York.
  • ISBN: 0-684-82658-5; out of stock — no availability date

  • Japanese-language edition: ISBN 4-02-257-490-9; 2400 yen
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    Power and Betrayal
    with a special epilogue, “Intern Affairs”

    This is a lecture Joe gave at the Third Anniversary Celebration of SOBRAN’S, November 15, 1997. The complete text is available on-line, along with “Intern Affairs,” a special epilogue written February 1, 1998.

    The lecture now serves as the Prologue to Hustler: The Clinton Legacy, but “Intern Affairs” is available only in the booklet and on-line.

    Publishing information
  • Power and Betrayal, with “Intern Affairs”; 20 pages + 2 pages of photographs from the Third Anniversary Celebration; copyright © 1998, SOBRAN’S.
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