September Williams Author of Chasing Mercury- Blood River, Summer 1965-1968 vs Watts Community Health Center 2017.

September 02, 2017 in Baby Boomers, Bioethics, Breast Feeding, Chasing Mercury the Novel, Echo Boomers, Environmental Justice, Human Rights, Peace, Resistance

“HOT ENOUGH TO BLISTER THE skin, the Santa Ana Winds ravaged Los Angeles. Sirens raced down Manchester to the hospital on the other side of the cul-de-sac. They were loud and frequent, stopping us from opening the windows to let even the hot breeze blow through. From the ranch house picture window we could see black clouds from fires burning eight miles south. Newscasters called it a riot. Later, the people who lived in that part of the city, and history, would call it The Watts Uprisings.

September Williams' Characters of my novel Chasing Mercury are ready to meet You! They Celebrates Human & Environmental Rights! They wanted to say HAPPY July 4th!!

July 02, 2017 in Baby Boomers, Bioethics, Bohemian Forest, Chasing Mercury the Novel, Echo Boomers, Eco-Fiction, Environmental Justice, Human Rights, mercury pollution, Minamata disease, Occupational Disease, Peace, Resistance, Romance Novels, September MD-Writer, Romance Suspense Saga, Swan Lake

CHANGE IS SLOW But it happens. The Minamata World Convention goes into force April 16, 2017. 40 years the need was recognized. Something to Celebrate!!! Chasing Mercury by September Williams awaits you. The novel is a soaring cross cultural romantic suspense saga. CHASING MERCURY by September Williams E-book is at these outlets: AMAZON, APPLE IBOOKS, BARNES & NOBLE, GOOGLE PLAY, KOBO, also soon at libraries using OVERDRIVE and BIBLIOTECH IF Chasing Mercury consider reviewing it. ( Especially on Amazon or Good Reads.) It turns out what you think encourages others to read the book.

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September Williams Author of Chasing Mercury and The Canary in the Tunnel Who Refused to Die - Maria Pallante

June 18, 2017 in Baby Boomers, Bioethics, Cold War, Destiny, Echo Boomers, Human Rights, Occupational Disease, Peace, Resistance, September MD-Writer, Social Justice, Librarians, Copyright

In the the throws of of helping the publication of Sarah Kornfeld’s “What Stella Sees” I saw the original certificate of copyright for that book. It was signed by the same person as who signed that of Chasing Mercury. I realized that it was just over a year ago when one of the finest public servants the nation has known resisted collaboration with —well— what we have in our government today— Are is the piece form last year. piece — the “Canary in the Tunnel.” I’ve republished it for you here today.

“I had a very strange experience today. I went to the drawer where I keep my copyright certificates for film and written works. I couldn’t remember the date I received the copyright for Chasing Mercury. I needed it for the front matter of the book as we prepare to publish. I opened the drawer, in the space which we laughingly refer to as my desk. The copyrights are there so my kids can find them when I die. I fished out and unfolded the certificate. Then I saw it—”

TWITTER CHAT ON CHASING MERCURY,BIOETHICS and FILM With September Williams

June 13, 2017 in Baby Boomers, Bioethics, Chasing Mercury the Novel, Echo Boomers, Environmental Justice, Human Rights, mercury pollution, Minamata disease, Occupational Disease, Resistance, Romance Novels, September MD-Writer, Social Justice

I'm excited to do my first twitter chat with the AMAJournal of Ethics. TodaySeptember Williams Author of "Chasing Mercury" TODAY AT 12 NOON PT -1:45 On Twitter Chat talking About Bioethics, Film and Chasing Mercury! On twitter go to #EthicsChat at noon. ( Photo by Unique Real see on FB)

September Williams Author of "Chasing Mercury" TODAY AT 12 NOON PT -1:45 #EthicsChat

The Minamata Convention on Mercury has been ratified!

June 04, 2017 in Chasing Mercury the Novel, Environmental Justice, Human Rights, mercury pollution, Minamata disease, Peace, Resistance, Social Justice, Bioethics, Victor Hugo

This is sunset over Minamata Bay. It may take a long time for the Minamata Convention to be enacted despite being international law as of August 16, 2017 but something is better than nothing!!! and 148 countries made this happen in all. The last 54 signed to ratify ( only 50 were needed.) Next steps are the negotiating to implement - beginning the outlining of the same in September 2017 in Geneva.

Quotes in September Williams' novel 'Chasing Mercury' inspired by Asya Abdrahman's mixed media art 'I am Human'

April 20, 2017 in September MD-Writer, Waking up in Syria, Baby Boomers, Echo Boomers, Resistance

"The ballerina envies this couple’s courageous passion, which spits in human desperation’s face."

"His sinew and muscle defy the command that human beings should not fly."

"Secure in the knowledge that citizenship alone did not confer civil or human rights in the land of their birth, the American Japanese couple had not considered themselves crossing the color line, instead acknowledging where on it they stood..."

"Apparently, he was an expert in this human phenomenon..."

"...at risk for losing this human potential."

"...at risk for losing this human potential"

“How can human beings be living here?”

"...accumulated human blood levels have not been calculated yet...”

Sicily reads the title aloud, “Declaration of Helsinki-Ethical Principles for Medical Research Involving Human Subjects..."

See more about I am Human at :http://www.asyaabdrahman.com/i-am-human

Chasing Mercury, Chapter 5, 'Bohemian Forest Water Shed, July 1973'

April 17, 2017 in Baby Boomers, Chasing Mercury the Novel, Destiny, Environmental Justice, Peace, Resistance, Romance Novels, September MD-Writer, Social Justice, Humboldt University, Cat Stevens, Roman God Roof Statues, Bohemian Forest, Echo Boomers, Cold War, Bioethics

As the sun rises, the bus crosses the River Spree, pulling through the gates of Berlin’s Humboldt University. Hundreds of young adults perch in the stone courtyard, some hanging from the balcony, guarded by marble pillars and neoclassical Roman roof sculptures. Guitars in hand, a chorus of ‘C’s serenade them—Cape Verdeans, Cambodians, Cameroonians, Czechs, Chileans, Colombians, Costa Ricans and Cubans. They greet the tardy Canadians, voices filling the sweltering damp dawn with Cat Stevens’s song Baby, Baby It’s a Wild World--

September Williams Chasing Mercury in the 41 st Open Water Rowing Regatta in Sausalito, CA

April 12, 2017 in Bioethics, Chasing Mercury the Novel, Eco-Fiction, Environmental Justice, Romance Novels, September MD-Writer, Social Justice, Rowing, mercury pollution, Minamata disease, Resistance

So there I am, Chasing Mercury in the Open Water Rowing Regatta #41, and my tenth. That barge in the background was awfully annoying blocking my view to Cone Rock as I aimed for it. It was a gorgeous day. The water was perfect. My adjusted time was 58 minutes on a 5.3 NM course so a little under 10 minutes per English mile. Yep--I was 5 minutes behind the first place rower--but she was 20 years younger than me--and I was proud to be anywhere on the same water with her. When you do things out in the environment it really pushes you to protect it. Everyday I cry for the children who have never known this kind of peace.