Roland B. Marke's "Harvest of Hate" is a microcosm of the biting realities of our time: Its daring anecdotes employ a bare- knuckled mindset; depicting the malaise of greed, conflicts, blood diamonds, and child soldiers in Africa. Innocent girls or women are victims of an enduring sex slavery. Global effects of terrorism on humanity, and 'Katrina's Woes' in the Unites States, are rations of his multi-faceted recipe. Our world's nightmare would diminish, harnessing love, compassion with selflessness. The universe has descended into a neighborhood of concern. Resonating Martin Luther King's diction: "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice every where."