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Buy This Book View Full Table of Contents Episode One: Fantasy: Alice Meets Humpty Dumpty Rove.   Episode Four: Fantasy: Alice Meets Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum   Episode Fourteen: Fantasy: Alice Sees Humpty Dumpty Rove Again. Fact Sheet: What Alice Didn't Know about King Bush's Record on the Environment. Fact Sheet: What Alice Didn't Know about the Health Effects of Pollution.   What you and Alice can do... Information about how to change things   Other Books by Peggy Wireman, Ph.D.	Print Order Form Only $14.95 (Plus Shipping and Handling)   For secure credit card orders and PayPal electronic purchases, please use the "Buy Now" button   Alice In Bushland Fact and Fantasy in the Bush Administration   A Political Satire by PEGGY WIREMAN, Ph.D.   Revised, Second Edition 2006   Foreword by Syndicated Columnist John Nichols   "Peggy is the Jon Stewart of fairytales, the Stephen Colbert of the fantastic. Her fantasies are far more telling than the evening news. Wireman has found the map out of Bushland."  - John Nichols   "Alice in Bushland is an imaginative and critical take on the Bush White House. Peggy Wireman's playful humor underscores disturbing facts about the Bush Administration's handling of everything from Enron to Iraq. Alarming and entertaining at the same time." - Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin (D-WI)   © 2006 by Peggy Wireman Cartoons by Kevin Wyeth   The Author grants limited license to reproduce portions of the text from this website for the purpose of disseminating information, provided the following provisions are met: (1) No one may reproduce this text for the purpose of financial gain without first receiving permission from the copyright holder; (2) full credit must be attributed to the author on each reproduced portion (i.e. - © 2006 by Peggy Wireman).
Compassionate King Bush weeps as the poor oysters fall through the safety net.	About the Author, Peggy Wireman, Ph.D. Dr.Wireman has extensive experience working as a legislative aide in Congress and in the Executive branch in both Democratic and Republican administrations. She also covered the Maryland State Legislature as a reporter and has been active in local political campaigns. She has worked as a grassroots community organizer, as a Congressional Fellow, and provided policy analysis for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. She managed an $8 million economic development grants program for the U.S. Department of Commerce and the $5 million Small Business Development Center.   Currently, Dr.Wireman is a freelance consultant in community and economic development. She holds a Ph.D. in sociology and certification from the American Institute of Certified Planners. She has lectured and consulted in 10 countries.   Her previous books include Urban Neighborhoods, Networks and Families: New Forms for Old Values, Partnerships for Prosperity: Museums and Economic Development, and the 2004 edition of Alice in Bushland: Fact and Fantasy in the Bush Administration. Her fifth book, Connecting the Dots: Building Strong Families, Strong Communities and Terrific Neighborhoods, will be published next year. Dr. Wireman can be contacted at pwireman@aliceinbushland.com