The book is now available. The paperback is $24.95. The hardback is $43.99, which is ridiculous, but it is what it is. The eBook is $9.95. The best deal for us is for you to purchase from the publisher’s website directly: https://www.xlibris.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/872999-possible-planet-pathways-to-a-habitable-future All proceeds go to our nonprofit, and we earn more when the book is purchased directly rather than… Read more →
Development asks: What can we build here? Inhabitation asks: What kind of human presence would make this place more alive? That may be one of the most urgent questions of our time. We speak often about sustainability, resilience, regeneration, and restoration. Each word matters. But underneath them is a deeper civilizational question: How shall human beings inhabit the Earth? Not… Read more →
Inhabitation: The Next Question for a Possible Planet We often speak about sustainability, resilience, regeneration, and restoration. Each word has value. But beneath them all is a deeper question: How shall human beings inhabit the Earth? Not merely occupy it. Not merely extract from it. Not merely protect fragments of it from ourselves. But inhabit it: dwell within the living… Read more →
What’s on my mind is Jeremy Lent and Ecocivilization. Can you summarize the main point of the book and compare it with my book, Possible Planet: Pathways to a Habitable Future—just published, by the way, and I had a successful book launch at Impact Earth and sold ten copies to friends? It seems like there are cultural and historical trends… Read more →
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Here’s what we have in store for the immediate future: In-person Launch Party Online Launch Party √New site to market the book A special mailing list Book tour? Posts at PossiblePlanet.org, CRCSolutions.org, etc. LinkedIn Excerpts for Medium, Substack, etc. Color Brighton Green Slack list Personal contact list and email VIPs Engagement strategy Develop email template for contacts Develop “signature line”… Read more →
The book has gone to the printer! Read more →