(Not Entirely Complete, But Mostly)

My first book was published in 1967,  and I haven’t really stopped since. Most of them have been either self-published or issued by small presses.  That reflects both my stubbornness in the face of publisher bad judgment (i.e., rejection), and a preoccupation with niche subjects (e.g., Quakers) plus hopeless causes (peace, civil rights, ending torture). It hasn’t been all “vanity” — some titles have sold several thousand copies, and overall, I haven’t lost money on the efforts. Nowadays — hallelujah! — self-publishing is a mass phenomenon, and (almost) respectable.

• White Reflections on Black Power, Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1967.
• Uncertain Resurrection: The Poor Peoples Washington Campaign, Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1969.
• Selma 1965: The March That Changed the South, Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1974; Beacon Press, 1985; Kimo Press, 2005 & 2015.
• Taking Charge (First Edition). AFSC, Bantam Books, 1977.
• The Magic Quilts: A Fantasy, Kimo Press, 1981 and 1989.
• A Respondent Spark: the Basics of Bible Study, Kimo Press, 1984 and 1994.

• A Man Who Made a Difference: the Life of David H. Scull, Langley Hill Friends Meeting, 1985.

• Quakers Are Funny, Kimo Press, 1987.
• Editor, Quaker Service at the Crossroads, Kimo Press, 1988.
• Life and Death and Two Chickens: Stories for Children, Stories of Childhood, Kimo Press, 1989.
• Wisdom and Your Spiritual Journey: A Study of Wisdom in the Biblical and Quaker Traditions, Kimo Press, 1990.
• Fire in the Valley, Quaker Ghost Stories, Kimo Press, 1991.
• Murder Among Friends, A Quaker Mystery, Kimo Press, 1993.
• Quaker Service At The Crossroads. Kimo Press, 1986.
• Editor, Reclaiming A Resource: Papers from the Friends Bible Conference. Kimo Press, 1990.
• Editor, New Voices, New Light: Papers from the Quaker Theology Roundtable, 1995, Pendle Hill, 1995.
• Un-Friendly Persuasion, A Quaker Mystery, Kimo Press, 1995.
• Editor, A Continuing Journey: Papers from the Quaker Peace Roundtable, 1995. Pendle Hill, 1996.
• Editor, The Bible, the Church, and the Future of Quakerism: Papers from the Quaker Issues Roundtable, 1996. Pendle Hill, 1996.
• Without Apology: the Heroes, the Heritage and the Hope of Liberal Quakerism, Kimo Press, 1996.
• Editor, Friends and the Vietnam War, Pendle Hill, 1998.
• Editor, Sustaining Peace Witness in the Twenty-First Century: Papers from the 1997 Quaker Peace Roundtable. Pendle Hill, 1997.
• Editor, Friends in Civilian Public Service: Quaker Conscientious Objectors in World War II . Pendle Hill, 1998.
• Editor, Friends and the Vietnam War: Papers and Presentations. Pendle Hill, 1998.
• Editor, The Best of Friends, Vol. 1: New Quaker Writing and Art. Kimo Press, 1998.
• Editor, In Stillness there Is Fullness, Essays in Honor of Daniel Seeger. Kimo Press, 2000.
• Editor, Speaking Peace, Living Peace. Baltimore Yearly Meeting Religious Education Committee, 2003
• A Quaker Declaration of War, Kimo Press, 2003.
• The Harlot’s Bible: Quaker Essays, Kimo press 2003.
• Shaggy Locks & Birkenstocks: Studies in Liberal Quaker History, Kimo Press, 2003.
• Why God Is Like A Wet Bar of Soap: Quaker Stories, Kimo Press 2004.
• Eating Dr. King’s Dinner: A Memoir of the Movement, Kimo Press, 2005.
• Tom Fox Was My Friend. Yours, Too., Kimo press 2006.
• Study War Some More (If You Want to Work for Peace), Quaker House, 2010.
• What’s The Password for Jesus? FAQs for Younger & New Quakers. Kimo Press.
• Editor, “Keeping Us Honest, Stirring the Pot: A Festschrift in Honor of H. Larry Ingle ,” Kimo Press, 2012.
• Quakers Are Hilarious, Kimo press 2013.
• Paper Trail: Writings from the Front Line of Peace Action: Quaker House/Fort Bragg North Carolina, Kimo press 2013.
• “Angels of Progress: A Documentary History of Progressive Friends, 1822-1940,” Kimo Press 2014
• Remaking Friends, A Narrative History of Progressive Friends, Kimo Press 2014
• Selma 1965: the March That Changed The South, 50th Anniversary Edition,” Kimo Press, 2015.

( . . . And With More To Come)