writings and theory over the next two years in the process of writing his third book, Sex & War (Lulu Press, 2006). In March 2006 Goff helped to organize the Veterans and Survivors March of the Iraq Veterans Against the War, Veterans For Peace, Military Families Speak Out, and Gold Star Families for Peace to call attention to the cost of the war in Iraq and its impact on relief efforts along the Gulf coast after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. After the Veterans and Survivors March, Goff pulled back from public engagement and worked as a landscape helper, an apprentice stonemason, and a home deconstruction crew with Wake County (NC) Habitat for Humanity. He took up a study of the historical Jesus in 2006, and from that study gained an interest in theology. In 2008, he was baptized and is a professed Christian and pacifist, eschewing political labels like socialist or anarchist. In 2009, he wrote a tract entitled "Why I won't call myself progressive", that reflected the influences of Christian writers John Howard Yoder, Stanley Hauerwas, Amy Laura Hall, and Ivan Illich. He is an advocate of non-coercive, community re-localization efforts and what he calls "food praxis," or practical activities that promote food sovereignty. Goff resided with his wife, Sherry, for a year - 2009-2010 - in Grecia, Costa Rica; and now lives in Michigan. He worked with the Adrian Dominican Sisters on a long term permaculture land use project until 2017, and now devotes full time to writing. Books by Goff (2000) Hideous Dream. Soft Skull Press. (2004) Full-Spectrum Disorder. CreateSpace Publishing. (2006) Energy War - Exterminism. Publisher: Stan Goff (Std Copyright). ASIN B002EVQC8C (2006) Sex & War. Lulu Press Publishers. (2015) Borderline - Reflections on War, Sex, and Church. Cascade Books Publishers. (2018) Mammon's Ecology - Metaphysic of the Empty Sign. Cascade Books (2019) "Tough Gynes - Violent Women in Film as Honorary Men". Cascade Books Filmography Hijacking Catastrophe (2004), interviewee Leave No Soldier (2008), interviewee The Tillman Story (2010), interviewee References External links Stan Goff Blog: Chasin' Jesus 2015 Interview With Stan Goff 1951 births Living people American anti–Iraq War activists American bloggers American Christian pacifists American Christian socialists American feminist writers United States Army soldiers United States Army personnel of the Vietnam War Members of the United States Army Special Forces American socialist feminists Male feminists Proponents of Christian feminism