Fr. Rausch, You recently wrote: "Transnational mining corporations exert disproportionate power over most local communities with negative results, which raises grave concerns for Rome. Too frequently, the mining practices violate the human rights of workers, destroy local environments, introduce negative health impacts, greatly enable substance abuse, allow prostitution and human trafficking, threaten local cultures, and have ties to organized crime."
My recently published novel, Terrifying Freedom, grapples with these issues.
The website for the novel is http://www.terrifyingfreedom.com/ An information poster is attached.
If you have a chance to read the novel I would love to hear your thoughts. All the best to you and your work toward justice in Appalachia,
Fr. Rausch,
ReplyDeleteYou recently wrote:
"Transnational mining corporations exert disproportionate power over most local communities with negative results, which raises grave concerns for Rome. Too frequently, the mining practices violate the human rights of workers, destroy local environments, introduce negative health impacts, greatly enable substance abuse, allow prostitution and human trafficking, threaten local cultures, and have ties to organized crime."
My recently published novel, Terrifying Freedom, grapples with these issues.
The website for the novel is http://www.terrifyingfreedom.com/
An information poster is attached.
If you have a chance to read the novel I would love to hear your thoughts.
All the best to you and your work toward justice in Appalachia,
Linda Smith