The Essential Book Collection

The Prints of Freedom Collection is a compilations of about eight years worth of paintings Michelle Finnegan created by turning individual hands into works of art. Each person's hand, or finger was printed and served as the foundation of an origianl painting that embodies who the people are, what they represent and what they do with their freedom. Michelle Finnegan has painted the hands of children and adults from NY to LA, FL to Canada to raise awareness of charitable endeavors and underscore the importance of individuals doing their best to be good citizens and work together to strengthen our communities, locally and internationally.

Michelle Finnegan wrote Hung Jury in the 90's. Remember the 90's? People were concerned that every industry would cease to exist due to Y2K. OJ Simpson was in the news, so were the Clintons. Well, it looks like everything is being recycled these days, including OJ being in the news, the Clintons are back running for the White House, and the high tech talk has reached heights never imagined with computer chips in everything. Hung Jury is making it's come back, too. Hung Jury tells the story about Astraea, whose name was borrowed from the Greek goddess of Truth. It is Atraea's quest for truth, justice and unconditional love in a world full of land mines, manipulative individuals, growing concerns and dwindling hope. The environment is in danger, but so are our civil liberties, and real human lives dues to a population that is not focused, educated or willing to do the right thing. Pray for Help. Think for a change.