Vegan Publishers

Vegan Publishers Growing vegan awareness one publication at a time. www.veganpublishers.com The company’s founders, Ms.

Vegan Publishers was launched in 2013 in order to raise awareness of the vital importance of veganism in creating a more compassionate and just society. Christen Mailler and Dr. Casey Taft, had been recently married and were expecting the first of their two daughters, and they started the small publishing company because they were struck by how limited the literature was on veganism. Vegan Publish

ers came into being in order to elevate the voices of vegan advocates and the animals themselves. Vegan Publishers has been highly successful in fulfilling its mission, publishing, selling, and donating numerous books, with many of their authors becoming prominent voices in the animal movement. The imprint has over 340,000 social media followers and has participated in various activities to raise awareness, serving an important function within the advocacy community. The philosophy of Vegan Publishers is reflected in Dr. Taft’s approach to his work as a clinical researcher: determine what is missing in the literature and fill those gaps. This has meant that they sometimes produce books that are not necessarily very profitable, but serve an important educational function. While other publishers have focused exclusively on cookbook production, for example, Vegan Publishers has addressed the large void in vegan children’s literature, animal advocacy, philosophy, and ethics – and in doing so, illuminating the many ways in which we are culturally indoctrinated to do harm to nonhuman animals. The imprint has been operating under a “non-profit” ethos from the start as service, rather than profit, has always been their goal. The landscape for small publishers has become ever more challenging due to the rise of self-publishing and the increasing costs of materials, with many retailers and distributors being forced to close their doors. This has caused Vegan Publishers to rely more on crowdfunding campaigns and other donations to continue producing important book titles while expanding their reach into other areas of vegan advocacy. One planned area of emphasis will be conducting research that assists animal advocacy efforts. Research in this realm has been dominated by non-rigorous designs and unqualified experts funding and conducting the work. Dr. Taft’s background as an internationally recognized anti-violence researcher with an extensive history of grant funding and published work should prove important in identifying and partnering with other researchers who can move the field forward. Please refer to the Submissions section of our website to learn more about submitting book ideas or research opportunities to Vegan Publishers.

Our newest book has just been released! One Heartbeat, written by Lesley Dow and illustrated by Kayleigh Castle, explore...
10/27/2024

Our newest book has just been released! One Heartbeat, written by Lesley Dow and illustrated by Kayleigh Castle, explores and answers the question arising from a child’s innate curiosity about animals and whether they have a heart like humans. The story takes the reader and listener on an adventure to meet a variety of animals, to touch their hearts and realize they too feel pain and pleasure, sadness, and joy. Harry discovers that all living beings deserve kindness and love, ‘just like you and me’.

One heartbeat gently guides child and parent alike through the critical moral imperative of acknowledging personhood in all animals. By using the vibration of the heart as a signifier of our commonality, Harry embraces the simplicity of a deep morality binding all creatures in a covenant of mutual respect and compassion.

Written by an incredible mother-daughter duo, “I Dance and Eat Plants” is the story about an amazing girl with two passi...
02/10/2024

Written by an incredible mother-daughter duo, “I Dance and Eat Plants” is the story about an amazing girl with two passions: dancing and a vegan lifestyle. When faced with a challenging school assignment, she taps into her creativity and determination. This fun story celebrates individuality, compassion, healthy choices, and the joy of pursuing one's dreams.

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Growing up I remember being taught to ‘treat others how you would want to be treated’ and ‘be kind to animals’.

This is pretty confusing for kids growing up though is it not? Because on one hand, we are taught to care for animals and on the other hand we are served the chopped up bodies of animals.

Why aren’t we teaching kids to be consistent in their morals & actions?

I remember when I made the connection between my ‘food’ and where it actually came from. A living, breathing, feeling being. I was in my teens and it was like an epiphany moment - ‘I’m eating the body of someone!”

I had a dog who I absolutely adored, I called myself an ‘animal lover’ and yet I was eating the bodies of animals like chickens. I thought, how hypocritical of me? Treat others how you would want to be treated — is a great rule to live by, but only if you apply it consistently.

So, WHY am I vegan?

Well very simply because I see myself in the animals, sentient feeling beings experiencing the world, who want to live, free from suffering and exploitation. If it were me in the animals position I’d want humans to boycott the industries that violate animal rights.

Let’s have compassion for animals. Let’s teach the next generations to respect all sentient beings — regardless of their species, by living vegan.

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Just released! Our first book for vegan tweens and teens!
05/01/2023

Just released! Our first book for vegan tweens and teens!

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