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Eccentric Vegan is a pen name for Elaine Vigneault. She likes the name “Eccentric Vegan” because it uses the same initials as her real name. And well, she’s also an eccentric vegan. Elaine’s been a vegetarian since 1982 and a vegan since 2007. She loves artichokes, avocados, fried tofu, sweet potatoes, lentils, and cranberry juice. Elaine doesn’t always play well with others. Elaine’s personal website is: ElaineVigneault.com.
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Alex Melonas is an eloquent vegan. Melonas generally writes about philosophy and animal rights. He used to write for Gun Toting Liberal and has had an article published by Reuters. He also contributes to change.org’s Animal Rights blog as well as That Vegan Girl.
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Convenient Vegan is Judith Lautner. She is the primary author of veganconvenient.com, a blog that focuses on foods that can be cooked easily and quickly, often using vegan convenience foods. One might be tempted to think of her also as “vegan when it’s convenient” and she’d admit there is a little truth to that. She is always vegetarian but at times she slips up in her veganism, sometimes for relatively good reasons but other times because she just slips. She has several blogs, the most active of which is her personal journal.
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Vegan Poet is also known as M. Butterflies Katz. M. Butterflies Katz is co-author of Incredibly Delicious; Recipes for a New Paradigm by Gentle World. Katz work also includes poems at http://www.veganpoet.com.
Read more from Vegan Poet here >>
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Jen is a student who lives in Washington DC.She grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah and likes reality television, advanced vocabulary words, peanut butter, Ikea and designer denim. She hates peas, the cold, those commercials for herpes medication and English professors. Jen also blogs at That Vegan Girl.
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Plump Vegan is Ed Miller. He is a professional poker author who normally writes about poker at Noted Poker Authority and StoxPoker. He has published five books on poker strategy and hopes to write fiction in the future. He’s been vegetarian since 2002. Though he went vegetarian for health reasons, he later became vegan for both health and ethical reasons. His favorite band is Propagandhi.
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