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In This Issue: 4 Books 10 Feeding the World f A Forum for Vegan Opinion No. 113 Winter 2007/8 £1 In this Issue: 4 Books 10 Feeding the World... 14 Vegan Organic Growing 6 Letters 11 Non-Animal Experiments 15 Recipes 7 Buddhism and Meat-Eating 12 Poetry 17 Vegans in your Area 8 A Look at the News 13 Cartoon 20 Business with Ethics Animal groups Viva!Life published by Viva! www.viva.org.uk. present but affiliated to the sport's governing The Welsh Vegan is a quarterly magazine in bodies. www.veganrunners.makessense.co.uk. Viva!, 8 York Court, Wilder Street, Bristol BS2 Welsh and English. Annual subscription £4.50 8QH. Tel: 0117 944 1000. Web: Vegan communities from Bronyr Ysgol, Montpellier, Llandridnod www.viva.org.uk. Publishes the magazine Wells, Powys. Tolstoyan Community Espouses Anarchism, Viva!Life quarterly. 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