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Click here for to download the book Essays On Major Mental Illness with A Co-Occurring Substance Use Disorder or What Came First: The Chicken or The White Horse by Marc D. Goldfinger.

To order a bound hard copy of the book, send your name, address, and a check for $15.00 made out to
"UMass Foundation, Inc. -- Give US Your Poor" to:

Give US Your Poor
McCormack Graduate School of Policy Studies
UMass Boston100 Morrissey Blvd.
Boston, MA 02125
Attn: "Goldfinger Book"

Eighty five percent of all proceeds go to the author. The author is graciously donating the reminder 15% to Give US Your Poor.

Marc D. Goldfinger is an author of books, essays and poems. He has experienced homelessness in his life, and writes frequntly for Spare Change in Boston. To learn more about him visit his blog.


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	Home > Education Resources Click here for to download the book Essays On Major Mental Illness with A Co-Occurring Substance Use Disorder or What Came First: The Chicken or The White Horse by Marc D. Goldfinger. To order a bound hard copy of the book, send your name, address, and a check for $15.00 made out to "UMass Foundation, Inc. -- Give US Your Poor" to: Give US Your Poor McCormack Graduate School of Policy Studies UMass Boston100 Morrissey Blvd. Boston, MA 02125 Attn: "Goldfinger Book" Eighty five percent of all proceeds go to the author. The author is graciously donating the reminder 15% to Give US Your Poor. Marc D. Goldfinger is an author of books, essays and poems. He has experienced homelessness in his life, and writes frequntly for Spare Change in Boston. To learn more about him visit his blog.