of Wisdom in the Biblical and Quaker Traditions, Kimo Press, 1990. Fire in the Valley, Quaker Ghost Stories, Kimo Press, 1991. Murder Among Friends, A Quaker Mystery, Kimo Press, 1993. Un-Friendly Persuasion, A Quaker Mystery, Kimo Press, 1995. Without Apology: the Heroes, the Heritage and the Hope of Liberal Quakerism, Kimo Press, 1996. Editor, Friends and the Vietnam War, Pendle Hill, 1998. A Quaker Declaration of War, Kimo Press, 2003. The Harlot's Bible: Quaker Essays, Kimo press 2003. Shaggy Locks & Birkenstocks: Studies in Liberal Quaker History, Kimo Press, 2003. Why God Is Like A Wet Bar of Soap: Quaker Stories, Kimo Press 2004. Eating Dr. King's Dinner: A Memoir of the Movement, Kimo Press, 2005. Tom Fox Was My Friend. Yours, Too., Kimo press 2006. Friends and Torture, Friends Journal, September 1, 2007. Study War Some More (If You Want to Work for Peace), Quaker House, 2010. Editor, Keeping Us Honest, Stirring the Pot: A Festschrift in Honor of H. Larry Ingle , Kimo Press, 2012. Quakers Are Hilarious, Kimo press 2013. Paper Trail: Writings from the Front Line of Peace Action: Quaker House/Fort Bragg North Carolina, Kimo press 2013. Angels of Progress: A Documentary History of Progressive Friends, 1822-1940, Kimo Press 2014 Remaking Friends: How Progressive Friends Changed Quakerism & Helped Save America, Kimo Press 2014 Meetings: A Religious Autobiography, Kimo Press, 2016 References External links Chuck Fager's Bio at QuakerHouse.org Books for Quakers & Younger Readers by Chuck Fager from Kimo Press Chuck Fager's Blog Free The Captives: Now a memorial to Tom Fox, a Quaker who was taken captive with three other Christian peaceworkers in Iraq in 2005, then was murdered in March 2006. Quaker Theology American civil rights activists American essayists American humorists American pacifists American conscientious objectors American Quakers American children's writers American tax resisters Colorado State University alumni Converts to Quakerism Converts to Quakerism from Roman Catholicism Harvard Divinity School alumni 1942 births Living people Selma to Montgomery marches Graduate Theological Foundation alumni Historians of the civil rights movement