Originally published in 1998, Soul of a Citizen: Living With Conviction in Challenging Times by Paul Loeb has recently been re-released in a new, revised edition to speak to the new challenges facing our times. With over 100,000 copies already in print, Soul of a Citizen has become required reading for anyone who wants to have a positive impact on their world. From budding social activists to veteran organizers, the message of changing the world through building communities and fostering forgiveness has helped forge a generation and is now moving into the next.

Paul Loeb

Also the author of Generation at the Crossroads: Apathy and Action on the American Campus, Nuclear Culture, and Hope in Hard Times, Paul Loeb also served as the editor of the motivational compendium The Impossible Will Take A Little While: A Citizen’s Guide to Hope in a Time of Fear. His writing has been featured in The New York Times, Washington Post, USA Today, Los Angeles Times, AARP Bulletin, Boston Globe, Psychology Today, Utne Reader, Redbook, Parents magazine, Christian Science Monitor, Mother Jones, Salon, and the Village Voice to name just a few.

Paul was kind enough to take some time to speak with me about bringing activism into the new generation and how we as citizens can have a greater effect on what goes on in the world around us. For more information on Paul and his work, go to www.paulloeb.com.

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Steve McAllister

In addition to serving as Managing Editor and contributor to Modern Hippie Mag, Steve McAllister is an actor, musician, accomplished author and filmmaker. His most recent novel, The McAllister Code is available as an e-book at www.themcallistercode.com. Find Steve on Twitter, @InkenSoul. Read his reviews and articles here.

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Steve McAllister, Modern Hippie Mag's resident Lifestyle Guru, describes himself as a Renaissance Man. An author, filmmaker, songwriter, and perpetual artistic experimenter, he has recently re-released his second book The Rucksack Letters into paperback to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the journey. His latest book, a comical foray into philosophical science fiction, is How to Survive an Estralarian Mind Meld. His latest artistic project is The Labyrinth of the Unbroken Path. .