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a sub-division of RationalistsNY
founded in 2005 in New York City's Greenwich Village.

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Nasrin, Taslima 

$15.00        All About Women

                                   (New Delhi, Rupa & Co, 64 pages, paperback, 2005)

                                            •  limited quantity available

                                    Artwork by Rabindranath Tagore

                                    Editing by Warren Allen Smith

                                    Poems translated from the original Bengali by the poet

$15.00       Love Poems of Taslima Nasreen

                                   (New Delhi, Rupa & Co., 46 pages, paperback, 2005)

                                            •  limited quantity available

                                    Translated from the Bengali by Ashim Chowdhury

                                    Editing by Warren Allen Smith

Smith, Warren Allen

Celebrities in Hell

•   Biographical listings of contemporaries who are freethinking                           
                          naturalists, not supernaturalists; e.g., from Woody Allen and Marlon                  
                          Brando to Christopher Reeve and Frank Zappa

$30.00                         (NY: chelCpress, 2010), 2nd Edition, 400 pages)

                                   (NY: chelCpress, 2010), eBook

Cruising the Deuce -  written under pseudonym of Allen Windsor

•      Contains never-before-revealed X-rated descriptions of why 42nd                    
                          Street was so "bad.”  Foreword by Dr. Vern L. Bullough, Fellow and                      
                          Former President of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sex.                         
                          Caveat: Orders not accepted from anyone under theage of 21.

$25.00                         (NY: chelCpress, 2010), 164 pages, paperback

                                   (NY: chelCpress, 2010), eBook

Gossip From Across the Pond

                      •      European columns written by Smith, a New Yorker, about gays in                  
                             the news. A brand new edition of the 1996 to 2005 columns.

$25.00                         (NY: chelCpress, 2010, 158 pages), re-issue, paperback

                                   (NY: chelCpress, 2010), eBook

In the Heart of Showbiz, A Biographical Triography

                       •      An autobiography of Warren Allen Smith, except that his biography                
                              is told by Fernando Vargas, his companion of 40 years who died in                  
                              1989; Vargas’s related biographyis told by Smith; and Variety                          
                              Recording Studio, which Vargas and Smith founded but ceased in                   
                              1990, is told by itself. Ergo, it’s a triography.

                                   (NY: chelCpress, 2011,  Volume 1), autobiography

                                   (NY: chelCpress, 2011,  Volume 2), autobiography

Who’s Who in Hell

                      •          Valuable reference work listing thousands of freethinking, non-

churched individuals and subjects related to classical and                        
                                   contemporary philosophy (NY: Barricade Books, 2000)

$125.00                        (NY: chelCpress, 2000 - hard cover, autographed copy)

                                   (NY: chelCpress, 2011, eBook

Vargas, Fernando

$ 25            Manuel Salazar: Costa Rica’s Forgotten Tenor

                         (Compact Disk, Ticowasm, 2001, liner notes in Spanish)

                          •  Manuel Salazar (1887-1950) was a contemporary and                                   
                            rival of Enrico Caruso   (Recordings of the original were

                            transferred from 78rpm records to the CD)