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|  | | Catholic Voices in a World on Fire Anthology by Stephen Hand
'Catholic Voices in a World on Fire' Anthology, includes 'The Poorest of the Poor'; by Judy Joy Jones which is a chapter from her upcoming book about her volunteer work at Mother Teresas houses around the world including her house in Washington DC where homeless men and women were dying of aids.
Mother Teresas sisters asked for a copy of the anthology with Judy Jones article in it to place in The Blessed Mother Teresa Center in Rome, Italy.
https://thestreetspirit.org/2018/07/13/mother-teresas-gift-of-love-in-san-francisco/
| |  | | Global Icons by Bishnupriya Gnosh
Bishnupriya Ghosh, Professor at University of Santa Barbara contacted me asking to use my painting of Mother Teresa in her upcoming book, "Global Icons" which was published by Duke University Press Books. You may see Judy Jones's painting of Mother Teresa on pages 167-68.
Global Icons
Professor Bishnupriya Gnosh included Judy Joy Jones Painting of Mother Teresa on page 167-168 in her book Global Icons.
| |  | | Ode to Janis Joplin
Spoken Word
This CD will touch the deepest inner part of your humanness and spirit, you will never be the same after listening to the depths of struggle, the reality of life, the touching voice of truth. It will shock you, move you to tears. It will remove one from one's comfort zone, and cause them to review life, meaning, and existence.
ODE TO JANIS JOPLIN" flew through my pen in 3 minutes explains Judy Joy Jones, composer and creator of Ode to Janis Joplin her lastest cd.
'When I painted Janis Joplin for the cover of this cd, she blazed across my canvas ON FIRE just as she was in real life. Janis was driven by unseen forces that continue to touch the heart and souls of millions.
Ray Charles bass player; Curtis Ohlson recorded Ode to Janis Joplin in his Oakland, CA Music Studio.
Were it not for a Mysterious Patron of the Arts paying for Jones to record her spoken Word CD, it would not have been b | |  | | The Bones of the Homeless by Judy Joy Jones
Poetry. Various urgent, lively, and sometimes haunting poems appear here alongside stark black and white photos of Jones' homeless subjects. Jones takes on the plight of the homeless in different voices, echoing the thoughts of people on the streets, unfeeling passersby, and compassionate observers. Terry Messman, editor of Street Spirit, writes: "Her poems speak directly to the souls of the readers and appeal to our hearts for a rebirth of compassion, justice, and love towards the poorest of our brothers and sisters."
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Recorded and performed in San Franciscos Brava Theater.
"Voices Rooted in Truth Shake the Sky; Decade of Artists Against Rape"
https://web.archive.org/web/20140706084634/http://redroom.com/member/judy-jones/books
'Voices Rooted in Truth Shake the Sky' was published by San Francisco Women Against Rape. It was written by several authors whose poems were performed at the live event and are included in the book.
I performed two of my poems included in the anthology, at the Brava Theater; San Francisco; which were Human Garbage" and "The Holocaust Museum for The Poorest of the Poor". They are included in my book; 'The Bones o |
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Space Bugs, Earth Invasion
by Jay Dubya
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 Space Bugs, Earth Invasion (57,000 words) is an imaginative sci-fi/fantasy novel written for children eight to thirteen that could also be read and appreciated by adults. Space Bugs completes the young adult trilogy that was begun by Enchanta and Pot |
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Confessions of a Movie Addict
by Betty Jo Tucker
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 Film Stars! Dancing! Popcorn!
At last, a life story with everything but the movie stuff edited out.This amusing memoir chronicles film critic Betty Jo Tucker's love affair with film from the 1930s through the beginning of the new millennium |
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