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OUTPOSTS: A Catalog of Rare and Disturbing Alternative Information by Russ Kick Published by Carroll & Graf Publishers Inc. (1995), NY, USA ISBN 0-7867-0202-8 (266pp I/f s/c) Price: USD$20.95 inc. p&h; foreign airmail USD$28.95; CAN$26.75 + p&h Available: Aust/NZ/UK/Eur—Worldwide Media, NJ, USA, ph +1 (201) 332 7100, fax (201) 332 0265; USA—Carroll & Graf Publishers, ph (212) 889 8772, fax (212) 545 7909; Canada—Publishers Group West, Toronto, Ontario, ph (416) 504 3900. Outposts is a provocative collection of entertaining reviews of over 700 ‘under- ground’ and ‘subversive’ books, newsletters, zines, catalogues and videos. Some of the material may shock, but it has been included in the interests of freedom over authoritari- anism. Author Russ Kick admits to reviewing sources he disagrees with, but points out that the reader must question and decide what to pursue. To form an opinion, he says, requires listening to what everyone has to say—but that means getting access to ideas and information that have “run the gauntlet of suppression, intimidation, ridicule and being ignored". Reviews are covered under broad cate- gories—alternative culture, art, beliefs, the body, comix, conspiracies and cover-ups, cyberculture, drugs, extremism, the mind, mischief, sex, the unexplained/unorthodox science, and much more. The variety of ‘alternative’ material available is staggering, and Russ Kick has, commendably, provided APRIL-MAY 1996 ® REVIEWS publication address info for each listing. (And, yes, NEXUS is listed, under “Conspiracies: Miscellaneous"!) OUTPOSTS: A Catalog of Rare and If you think there's more to life than con- Disturbing Alternative Information sensus reality, this bizarre sourcebook will by Russ Kick open up doorways that you never knew Cisstleons: Comowatac sod Comeernn Published by Carroll & Graf Publishers Inc. existed. Even those familiar with 'under- ‘About Vaccines (1995), NY, USA ground’ literature will find much to surprise. IGRNI A_7RK67_NINI_ (P6Ann I cles Amnests, ad Conceras. Afnint Vac The questions and comments directed to the author come from concerned parents, with a few medical/health professionals also represented. Miller's responses are well- documented so that readers can pursue their own lines of research and ultimately make wise, well-informed decisions. Not a health practitioner, Miller is carcful to make no claims either for or against vac- cines, as the decision on whether or not to vaccinate should be made by parents—not mandated by governments or doctors ill- informed about the risks. Considering the research pointing to the dangers, and the sad stories from parents whose children have died or become disabled as a result of vacci- nations, chances are you'd reject the immu- nisation option. This handbook goes a long way in clarifying parental concerns. IMMUNIZATIONS: The People Speak! by Neil Z. Miller Published by New Atlantean Press (1996), USA ISBN 1-881217-16-7 (78pp p/b) Price: AUD$16.50 inc. p&h; NZD$16.50; STG£10.95; USD$12.45 inc p&h Available: Aust—Scheibner Vaccine Publications, 178 Govetts Leap Rd, Blackheath, NSW 2785, ph (047) 87 8203, fax (047) 87 8988; NZ—Vaccine Information Network, PO Box 149, Kaeo, Northland, fax ¢/- (09) 405 0176; UK/Europe—Vaccination Info, PO Box 43, Hull HU1 1AA, ph +44 (0)1482 56 2079; USA/Canada—New Atlantean Press, PO Box 9638-R, Santa Fe, NM 87504, USA, ph/fax (505) 983 1856. The information in this handbook is repro- duced from various radio and television interviews given across the US by Neil Miller, author of Vaccines: Are They Really Safe and Effective? and Immunization Theory vs Reality (see NEXUS vol. 2#25). Presented in a question-and-answer format, the information covers the vaccination con- troversy surrounding illnesses like AIDS, influenza, measles, pertussis, polio, rubella, tetanus ar d SIDS, as well as an honest cross-sec on of concerns about immunisa- tion risk: ind benefits plus details on legal consider. ons and state waivers. NEXUS ¢ 75