Want a free copy of the eBook? Email me at jcloud@possibleplanet.org with the subject line “I WILL REVIEW” and text me at 908-581-8418 with your email address, and I will send you one of our recorded free copies to review and comment on.
I would genuinely welcome constructive criticism. The book is intentionally broad, which is both its strength and its vulnerability. It attempts to connect climate science, ecological restoration, economics, governance, community action, cultural change, and philosophy. Inevitably, some parts will seem more fully developed than others. I would especially value your judgment about where the analysis is persuasive, where it oversimplifies, and where the political or economic implications need to be confronted more rigorously.
I’m not looking for an endorsement disguised as a review. An honest appraisal—including disagreement—would be much more useful. But I would be delighted if the book gives you material for thinking or writing about what comes after conventional sustainability, and what a genuinely regenerative green economy might require
I also invite readers, writers, educators, organizers, and others engaged with the future of our communities and the Earth to consider reviewing Possible Planet: Pathways to a Habitable Future. Reviews are an important way to help the book reach people who are looking for serious, hopeful, and practical guidance on regeneration, ecological repair, community resilience, and the broader movement toward a habitable future.
A review does not need to be long or formal. It might be a short reflection, a note for a newsletter or blog, a post on social media, or a review on a bookseller site. What matters most is an honest response to the book’s central invitation: that another future is still possible, and that many of its pathways are already being opened by people and communities around the world.
If you are interested in reviewing the book, please contact me and I will be glad to email you a free digital review copy.