The Book

The Book

You've felt it.

The gap between the world you were promised and the one you're living in. The weight of caring about what's happening, to the climate, communities, nature, and to the way people relate to each other — without knowing what to do with that feeling. The exhaustion of trying alone, the strange loneliness of feeling something you can't quite describe.

This book is about what happens next.

A story of what it looks like when people who feel what you feel find each other and start building something together. In a ski shop in the French Alps, in a field in Worcester, in a parking lot in the Tarentaise, in a forest in New Zealand. In repair cafes and community hubs and rooftop workshops, in places the system hasn't noticed yet.

It starts with grief and ends with a campfire. The arc, if there is one, is from the bathroom floor to the forest floor.

If you've read this far and felt recognised, this is for you.

The book is almost here.

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ACTionism began as a rupture, a phone call in the dark, a life dividing into before and after. But it was also this: a growing inability to pretend that things were fine when everything I loved was visibly changing, and a growing refusal to carry that awareness alone.

Gav