Post by autumnleavescascade on Mar 26, 2015 2:47:27 GMT -5
hastenthedownfall.wordpress.com/
A central depository for all my finished writings.
Main accomplishment: "A Rewilding Community Toolbox".
hastenthedownfall.wordpress.com/2015/03/11/rct7/
6 years of organized notes on rewilding, 51 pages in free PDF form, spanning 36 categories of skills, relating to bushcraft, intentional community, and personal empowerment. Also features a sizable overview of anti-civilization anarchist ideas & values, with additional sections on how to form skillshares & radical land projects, and how to talked to loved ones about topic such as A-P & collapse. Also includes a section on essential questions for ecological awareness & decolonization, with discussion of indigenous solidarity dispersed throughout. Lots of survivalist stuff included for reference, but not a primary orientation.
My green/anarchist theses section has my most intimate piece, "The Ongoing Story of My Bioregion", as well as some stuff about Ferguson an Eric Garner, and my post-left essay on ideology. "Essential Questions on Ecology & Decolonization" I copied from the rewilding zine as it stands alone well.
The blog also has some of my short poems, and longer creative writing pieces such as "The Flight of an Autumn Sunset", "Animist Trekking Diary: the Lost Coast", and "Life Along the Margins", all likely of interest to A-P folks.
Enjoy,
~ALC
A central depository for all my finished writings.
Main accomplishment: "A Rewilding Community Toolbox".
hastenthedownfall.wordpress.com/2015/03/11/rct7/
6 years of organized notes on rewilding, 51 pages in free PDF form, spanning 36 categories of skills, relating to bushcraft, intentional community, and personal empowerment. Also features a sizable overview of anti-civilization anarchist ideas & values, with additional sections on how to form skillshares & radical land projects, and how to talked to loved ones about topic such as A-P & collapse. Also includes a section on essential questions for ecological awareness & decolonization, with discussion of indigenous solidarity dispersed throughout. Lots of survivalist stuff included for reference, but not a primary orientation.
My green/anarchist theses section has my most intimate piece, "The Ongoing Story of My Bioregion", as well as some stuff about Ferguson an Eric Garner, and my post-left essay on ideology. "Essential Questions on Ecology & Decolonization" I copied from the rewilding zine as it stands alone well.
The blog also has some of my short poems, and longer creative writing pieces such as "The Flight of an Autumn Sunset", "Animist Trekking Diary: the Lost Coast", and "Life Along the Margins", all likely of interest to A-P folks.
Enjoy,
~ALC