Sapien Books
Sapien Books is a small company set up in 1996 to print brochures, newsletters and literature about items in language concerning the speech-making and speech-using species.
As a publisher Sapien Books is committed to publishing only material that gives true-to-reality information about our species. The books must be based on an inclusive theory that respects all individuals, all genders, all life forms and includes the practical and reachable aims and goals made implicit in the language of inclusiveness. Breaking the Patriarchal Code by Louise Gouëffic, her first book, had just been published by Knowledge Idea and Trends, Manchester CT, in 1996. The book consists of a list of 10,000 items of speech implying, asserting and stating as fact that the dominance of one gender was the way the species had been created. It also contains linguistic formulas, morpheme generation and concept relations and connectedness in the Patriarchal Code. The newsletter, Secrets in Language, consisted of short articles on particular items of the Patriarchal Code. It analyzed items of the Patriarchal Code from the perspective of naming and describing what this species of animals as speech-using animals were and what the items meant to the species of animals that were speech-makers and users. 
Sapien Books was first registered as a business in Ontario in 2007. It was registered again in December 2009 to diffuse literature about Louise Gouëffic’s second book, An Inconvenient Lie. The logo for Sapien Books is a symbol for the process of using duality as a basis for thinking about the speech-making and using members in the species. Future Books In the Name of Profit Fyg an allegory illustrating how easy it is manipulate and abuse language. Middle and Secondary School. 2011 Inclusive Language for Real People. General reading audience. 2012 President: Louise Gouëffic Editor: Andrea Lemieux TTS Distributing Inc., Aurora Ontario Website: www.sapienbooks.ca Contact: sapien.books@sapienbooks.ca Related site: Website: www.inconvenientlie.ca Contact: info@inconvenientlie.ca |