Mountains, Rivers, and the Great Earth; Reading Gary Snyder and Dōgen in an Age of Ecological Crisis. Is up in Essays here.

Tom Robinson was the first gay rock star to be out-and-proud from the off. In early 1978, at the height of his fame and barely ten years after homosexuality was legalised in the UK, he released Glad To Be Gay as a single. It was unusual for being precise and prominent about an issue that simply had no precedent in popular song. This site lists all the released versions plus several significant unreleased ones.

Anthropologist Hugh Brody at the October Gallery. Readers may be interested in an upcoming talk at the October Gallery. Hugh Brody, an anthropologist and filmmaker who is among the foremost authorities on hunter-gatherer cultures, will be appearing on 29th October 2013, discussing his 40-year career studying, living with, and fighting for hunter-gatherer peoples, and how these cultures raise huge issues relevant to us all. We can highly recommend his book The Other Side of Eden.

London Eco House aims to be a great resource for eco housing in London and throughout the UK. Through the journey of building our own eco property we hope to offer insight to others who have their own dream of living in an eco friendly, green or sustainable home. We plan to document all the issues, the ups and downs, triumphs, resources and lessons learned as we strive toward our own carbon neutral or zero carbon home.