kevin’s Substack
kevin jonesThis substack considers Swannanoa, North Carolina the center of the universe, post Helene and is trying to put the devastation and the gift economy that’s arisen in context
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There’s a festival in Tokyo that happens twice a year that most people in the community economics world have never heard of. It’s called Comiket — Comic Market — and it is, by most measures, the largest creative marketplace on earth.
They’re planning Swannanoa’s future
What anti-displacement funds are, where they’re working, and why Swannanoa may need one now.
Who Gets to Belong in Swannanoa?
My wife Rosa Lee and I have lived on the Swannanoa River for sixteen years. Our kids and grandsons lived there too. We’re converting our home and sixteen riparian acres into Riparian Way, a retreat center rooted in the life of this watershe...
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