To Order: Libraries, college departments,  and educational organizations may order and we will bill with discounts. All prices include tax and delivery charges, except to foreign addresses.		L. G. Termonfils, Manager 31 Jane Street (Suite 10-D) New York, NY 10014 Founded in 2005 in New York City's Greenwich Village.
Available from Us:

Nasrin, Taslima

Library Journal:  In late 1992, a long-standing animosity reached a crisis when Hindu extremists destroyed a mosque in Ayodhya, India. Enraged Muslims responded with a protracted persecution of Hindus throughout the subcontinent. Her novel, Shame, recounts that campaign of retaliatory terror as experienced by one Hindu family in Bangladesh and particularly its cynical, stubborn adult son, Suranjan, whose sister Maya is abducted and disappears in the near-chaos. Its 1993 Bengali publication caused great controversy and resulted in a fatwa, or holy judgment, against author Nasrin, a Bengali of Muslim background.

Nasrin (also spelled Nasreen) has written over 30 books, many that are poetry and difficult to obtain in the United States. Following are two.

$15.00        All About Women

                                   (New Delhi, Rupa & Co, 64 pages, paperback, 2005)

                                            •  limited quantity available

                                    Artwork by Rabindranath Tagore

                                    Editing by Warren Allen Smith

                                    Poems translated from the original Bengali by the poet

---

$15.00       Love Poems of Taslima Nasreen

                                   (New Delhi, Rupa & Co., 46 pages, paperback, 2005)

                                            •  limited quantity available

                                    Translated from the Bengali by Ashim Chowdhury

                                    Editing by Warren Allen Smith

---

Smith, Warren Allen

Celebrities in Hell *

•   Biographical listings of contemporaries who are freethinking                           
                          naturalists, not supernaturalists; e.g., from Woody Allen and Marlon                  
                          Brando to Christopher Reeve and Frank Zappa

$40.00                         (NY: chelCbooks, 2010), 2nd Edition, 400 pages)               

                                   (NY: chelCbooks, 2010), eBook   

---

Cruising the Deuce -  written under pseudonym of Allen Windsor

•      Contains never-before-revealed X-rated descriptions of why 42nd                    
                          Street was so "bad.”  Foreword by Dr. Vern L. Bullough, Fellow and                      
                          Former President of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sex.                         
                          Caveat: Orders not accepted from anyone under theage of 21.

$25.00                         (NY: chelCbooks, 2010), 164 pages, paperback               

                                   (NY: chelCbooks, 2010), eBook 

---

Gossip From Across the Pond

                      •      European columns written by Smith, a New Yorker, about gays in                  
                             the news. A brand new edition of the 1996 to 2005 columns.

$25.00                         (NY: chelCbooks, 2010, 158 pages), re-issue, paperback  

                                   (NY: chelCbooks, 2010), eBook   

---

In the Heart of Showbiz, A Biographical Triography

                       •      An autobiography of Warren Allen Smith, except that his biography                
                              is told by Fernando Vargas, his companion of 40 years who died in                  
                              1989; Vargas’s related biography is told by Smith; and Variety                          
                              Recording Studio, which Vargas and Smith founded but ceased in                   
                              1990, is told by itself. Ergo, it’s a triography.

      $40.00                (NY: chelCbooks, 2011,  Volume 1), autobiography

      $40.00                (NY: chelCbooks, 2011,  Volume 2), autobiography

      $70.00                (NY: chelCbooks, 2011,  Volume 3), autobiography

$120.00  (NY: chelCbooks, 2012,  Volume 1, 2, and 3 Compete Set), autobiography

---

Who’s Who in Hell

                      •          Valuable reference work listing thousands of freethinking, non-

churched individuals and subjects related to classical and                        
                                   contemporary philosophy (NY: Barricade Books, 2000)

$150.00                        (NY: chelCbooks, 2000 - hard cover, autographed copy)  

Text for Autograph

                                   (NY: chelCbooks, 2011, eBook - coming soon

---

Vargas, Fernando

$ 25            Manuel Salazar: Costa Rica’s Forgotten Tenor

                         (Compact Disk, Ticowasm, 2001, liner notes in Spanish)

                          •  Manuel Salazar (1887-1950) was a contemporary and                                   
                            rival of Enrico Caruso   (Recordings of the original were

                            transferred from 78rpm records to the CD). 
320Kb MP3 Album is available upon request for $10.00

  Here is a taste of Salazar courtesy of AfroPoli's YouTube channel:

---