The lifetime of research that is the foundation for High Price stretches from the streets of Miami’s hood to the labs of Columbia University. In drawing on such a broad range of resources, neuroscientist Carl Hart demonstrates how personal experience and scientific study can inform and validate each other for a deeper understanding of human

This book is the basis of our legal challenge. It spells out the Human Right to the sovereignty of our bodies. Put it this way: So what if all the negative aspects of the plant are all true? It’s still our right to use the plant, as dangerous as it may have been portrayed. Our

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Just as the National Party were tightening their grip on the country’s majority population group in the early 1097’s, a 21 year old Namibian man came to Cape Town to seek a life and have an adventure. This true story is a tremendous eye opener as to what the 70’s in Apartheid South Africa was

Jack Herer is a legend in Cannabis activism circles. This is the book that blew the lid on US Govt subterfuge to suppress the hemp industry in the early 20th century. The Emperor Wears No Clothes has been reprinted time and again, sold millions of copies and continues to be cited in many legal challenges.

100 years of newspaper cuttings depicting prohibition, illicit substances and the social commentary at the turn of the 20th century. An incredibly full book that will take you many visits to take in.

The late Thomas Szasz was a lifelong champion of civil rights. ‘Our Right to Drugs’ is a discussion on the morality of prohibition. The rationale behind how the punishments became far harsher than the crime. The ridiculous situation of Governments supposedly protecting us from ourselves.

Howard Marks is one of the world’s better known drug smugglers. After his seven year incarceration in a Federal penitentiary, he wrote what is probably the funniest dope autobiography ever. Enjoy!

This 1997 publication has some timeless advice for seniors who use the Dagga plant. As the book says “You’ll still grow old – but you won't care”.

Mitch Earleywine’s now definitive exploration into the polarized world of marijuana will answer all of your questions in a clear and concise manner. We refer to this book time and again. We’ve yet to find a more comprehensive book on the scientific evidence surrounding the plant. If you’re still not convinced there is a good