Authentic Vegan Publishing publishes literary arts contributions, mainly surrealist poetry, in various languages. Its ongoing publication series Authentic Vegan Poetry Series (ISSN 2669-9249) has contributions in the following languages:
| simplified Chinese | traditional Chinese | English | Finnish |
Authentic Vegan Poetry Series
(ISSN 2669-9249)
1. Seraph of The Matrix: A Collection of Poems
Seraph of The Matrix is a collection of poems inspired by a popular culture hero from the influential science fiction movie, The Matrix. The collection is written by a poet named Ái (皚) addressing the spiritual and philosophical aspects and significance of the matrix world, highlighting the importance and role of Seraph, while revealing aspects of Seraph’s rather elusive persona that is more pivotal to the matrix world than commonly thought. The context and content of this poem makes this publication suitable as supplementary reading material for university level educational curricula on issues and topics related to film studies, science fiction and popular culture along with varied forms of literary arts. This title qualifies for educational and public library order discounts. For more information, contact publications@authenticvegan.org,
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2. Distinct from Thee: A Poem about Discrimination
An autobiographical literary arts reflection by Ái (皚) on collective coordinated race, religion and gender discrimination targeted towards a young white Christian woman of nonsemitic European origin. The poem describes a long-term race, religion and gender motivated discrimination from the perspective of the victim providing her an artistic outlet of expression to deal, process and testify concerning the crimes and violations to which she has been subjected for decades. The poetic contribution contained in this book is suitable supplementary reading material for high school, college and university education courses focused on teaching students about issues and matters related to discrimination, family violence, human rights as well as women’s rights and studies. This title qualifies for educational and public library order discounts. For more information, contact publications@authenticvegan.org.
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3. Doctoral Discourse: A Poetic Reflection on Human Rights
An autobiographical literary arts reflection by Ái (皚) that is motivated by a desire to emphasise the importance of human rights in the modern world, where in the absence of the recognition and respect of a variety of spiritual influences to human life and livelihood, adverse incentives, moral corruption and even sheer ill-will have the potential to destroy lives and livelihoods. The poem describes the perspective of the victim providing her an artistic outlet of expression to deal, process and testify concerning the violations to which she has been subjected. The literary arts contribution contained in this text is suitable supplementary reading material for high school, college and university education courses focused on teaching students about issues and matters related to discrimination, family violence, human rights as well as women’s rights and studies. This title qualifies for educational and public library order discounts. For more information, contact publications@authenticvegan.org.
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4. Dutch Lane: A Poetic Petition
A poetic contribution by Ái (皚) written for environmentally conscientious individuals that is also a perfect teaching material for all ages, Dutch Lane is a poetic trilogy motivated by a concern regarding the natural ecological balance and its beauty surrounding the Dutch Lane area, a unique natural district in close proximity of the metropolitan Hong Kong. By their essence, the poems included form a literary arts form written petition to Hong Kong’s Lands Department regarding the state of nature and the future of the area surrounding Dutch Lane. The context and content of this poetry make this contribution suitable as supplementary reading material for educational curricula on issues related to environment and nature as well as animal and human rights. This title qualifies for educational and public library order discounts. For more information, contact publications@authenticvegan.org.
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5. Article 16: A Collection of Poems
Article 16 is a literary arts contribution that contains poems that are autobiographical reflections by Ái (皚) that form a poetic testimony of a single white Christian woman of nonsemitic European origin concerning some of the numerous forced marriage attempts and sexual harassment instances that have been perpetrated against her since her childhood, whether face to face in person or via the use of occult relations that have invaded and violated her privacy and creation space. The poetic contributions contained in this text are suitable supplementary reading material for college and university education courses focused on teaching students issues and matters related to human rights as well as women’s rights and studies, in addition to problematising issues related to discrimination, prejudices and abuse. This title qualifies for educational and public library order discounts. For more information, contact publications@authenticvegan.org.
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6. Dutch Lane: A Poetic Petition Extended
A poetic contribution by Ái (皚) written for environmentally conscientious individuals that is also a perfect teaching material for all ages, this is an extended version of the Dutch Lane poetic trilogy motivated by a concern regarding the natural ecological balance and its beauty surrounding the Dutch Lane area, a unique natural district in close proximity of the metropolitan Hong Kong. The poems included in this book are a literary arts form written petition to Hong Kong’s Lands Department regarding the state of nature and the future of the area surrounding Dutch Lane. As the subtitle indicates, this officially submitted version of the petition is an extended version of the one previously published under the title Dutch Lane: A Poetic Petition. The context and content of this poetry make this contribution suitable as supplementary reading material for educational curricula on issues related to environment and nature as well as animal and human rights. This title qualifies for educational and public library order discounts. For more information, contact publications@authenticvegan.org.
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7. Hato: A Poetic Reflection on Nature, Existence and Being
A poetic contribution by Ái (皚) that reflects on the recently passed typhoon Hato, which she uses as her motivation to express her views on the co-existence of the human existence and being with nature. For the events of nature, frequently reflect relevant aspects of human life in a very profound manner. The context and content of this literary arts contribution make this publication suitable as supplementary reading material for educational curricula on issues related to environment and nature, literature and poetry, philosophy and psychology as well as animal and human rights. This title qualifies for educational and public library order discounts. For more information, contact publications@authenticvegan.org.
8. The American Society: A Poetic Critique
A poetic critique of the American society motivated by some recent political and economic events in conjunction with the long-term personal experience of the poet, who lived and studied in the United States between the years 1989 and 2000 as well as 2005 to 2006. The critique consists of four free verse poems that reflect and discuss issues that the poet finds rather shocking concerning the American society. The context and content of this book make this contribution suitable as supplementary reading material for tertiary educational curricula on issues related to literature and poetry, philosophy and psychology as well as animal and human rights. This title qualifies for educational and public library order discounts. For more information, contact publications@authenticvegan.org.
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9. Umm Al-Jamal: A Poetic Tale
A free verse narrative poetic tale of the real events that took place during the poet’s visit to the ancient ruin city of Umm Al-Jamal. The sexual violation attempt that is described in the poem led to the assailant’s identification and confession along with his subsequent incarceration for at least one year in the municipal jail of Mafraq, Jordan. In her poetic narrative, the poet expresses her views and emotions concerning the events, while also reflecting on the issues of relevance more generally from the perspective of women’s and human rights.
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10. The Reality: A Poetic Vision
A poetic narrative and a testimony of long-term sexual harassment and discrimination targeted towards a white Christian woman as a consequence of her origin of creation and superb intellectual abilities and skills. Essentially, the narrative details essential aspects of Columbia, Harvard and MIT economists instigated coordinated harassment that penetrated through the international academic profession, destroying the victim’s career. The victim, the poet, lived and studied in the United States between the years 1989 and 2000 as well as 2005 to 2006 and is presently in exile from her nation of origin as a consequence of the continuance of the threats and blackmailing directed towards her.
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11. Notre Dame: A Poetic Hashtag
A free verse poetic expression, in essence a testimony, concerning long-term coordinated sexual harassment, professional discrimination and human rights violations targeted towards a young Christian woman as consequence of her religion and origin of creation as well as her distinctive capacities, which are qualities that undeniable distinguish her from the existent and predominant ethnicities on the field of economics. The victim, the poet, lived and studied in the United States between the years 1989 and 2000 as well as 2005 to 2006 and is presently in exile from her nation of origin as a consequence of the continuance of the threats and blackmailing directed towards her.
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12. The Whore: A Poetic Testimony
A free verse poem, a poetic testimony by essence, reflecting on an unusual real-life encounter, a meeting of a grown up child prostitute in a professional setting, who participated in the occult science ring of coordinated sexual harassment, professional discrimination and human rights violations targeted towards the poet, a young Christian woman, who without realising became a public target of a group of influential criminals within a professional setting being primarily motivated by her religion and origin of creation as well as her distinctive capacities, which are qualities that undeniable distinguish her from the existent and predominant ethnicities on the field of economics.
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13. The Royal Insanity: A Poetic Exposition
A free verse poem, a literary arts testimony by essence, reflecting on the dark side, occult realm crimes perpetrated by the royals, awareness of which has forcefully been brought to the poet, not only by the occult realm but also by hundreds of face in person encounters with people around the world, many of which have materialised into continual concrete life experiences that reflect the threats, crimes and human rights violations committed by the royals towards the poet around the world. These crimes include a number of homicides committed on individuals the poet has known.
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14. Zimbabwe: A Poetic Testimony
A free verse poem, a literary arts testimonial by essence, that discusses autobiographically human rights violations that the poet has experienced in relation the country of Zimbabwe, primarily being perpetrated by its citizens whether face to face in person or via the use of occult relations, the dark side connections that have had long-term adverse effects on her professional and social life, essentially destroying her career and forcing her to live in a political asylum state in a nation distant from her country of origin.
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15. The Nearest and Dearest: A Collection of Poems
A collection of free verse narrative poems that reflect poetically on issues that relate to sexual harassment and violence occurring among a group of individuals that are considered the nearest and dearest, essentially the closest kin group. These literary arts testimonials deal in a lyrical fashion on relevant issues, events and occurrences, from individual, societal and global perspectives.
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This Finnish language edition of this literary arts work, titled Lähimmäiset: Runokokoelma, has been simultaneously released to the global market. To access the Finnish language publication page, follow this link.
16. Anssi: A Poetic Diagnosis
A collection of free verse narrative poems that reflect poetically on issues that relate to violence and abuse in a family setting. These literary arts testimonials deal in a lyrical fashion on relevant issues, events and occurrences from the victim’s perspective, whilst also seeking to provide generalised insights and information on the topic in an informative manner.
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This Finnish language edition of this literary arts work, titled Anssi: Runollinen diagnoosi, has been simultaneously released to the global market.
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17. Always: Poems of Life
A collection of free verse poems that reflect in a lyrical fashion on issues that are relevant for human rights from the perspective of an exile, whilst also seeking to provide generalised value-based insights on matters relevant for the humanity.
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Various simplified and traditional Chinese editions of this literary arts work with titles, 《总是：生命的诗》 and 《總是：生命的詩》, respectively, have simultaneously been released to the global market. Given that they contain these poems in both Chinese and English languages, including also editions with Pinyin text, they are suitable reading material for Chinese languages courses.
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18. Reflections: Poetic Thoughts of Essence
This literary arts contribution is a collection of free verse poems that consists of a series of poetic reflections on fundamental aspects of human life. All poems included in this collection are characterised by profound human rights motivated moral considerations in conjunction with genuine concern regarding the lack of ethical treatment in various social settings of modern human life. These lyrical reflections are based on autobiographical experiences that have occurred during various periods of poets life.
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19. Seraph: An Extended Collection of Poems
A collection of free verse poems that consists of a series of lyrical expressions that relate to the influential science fiction movie, The Matrix. Essentially, the lyrical contributions contained in this book may be characterised as a collection of poems that is inspired by a popular culture hero Seraph, having been written by a poet named Ái (皚), who addresses the spiritual and philosophical aspects together with the significance of the matrix world, by highlighting the importance and role of Seraph.
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20. A Lyrical Letter: Poetic Memoirs
A collection of free verse poems that relate to events that have occurred during the poet’s years of education and, despite their brevity, have essentially shadowed much of her career and life. Like is the case with Ái’s（皚）other poetic contributions, from these autobiographical experiences, she draws relevant insights on human life in order to stress the recognition of the significance of unconditional respect of human rights in each and every social setting well as in all aspects of human life.
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21. Pride: Lyrically from the Far Side
A collection of free verse poems that reflect on autobiographical experiences and events that have occurred in supposedly educated environments in a nation that is considered and has aspired to be a Western developed state with a relatively stable and well-functioning democracy. Like is the case with Ái’s（皚）other poetic contributions, she draws relevant insights on human life, in order to stress the recognition of the significance of unconditional respect of human rights in each and every social setting well as in all aspects of human life.
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22. Silence: Poetic Thoughts of Essence
A collection of free verse poems that reflect on issues that centre on the notion and concept of silence in a manner that is relevant for human relations and rights, human’s right to life and living, whilst also using these insights to provide generalised value-based considerations on matters relevant for the humanity. As is characteristic with Ái’s（皚）other poetic contributions, she draws relevant insights on human life, in order to stress the significance of the unconditional respect of human rights in all aspects of human life.
