The Book of the Barracks
Ben GreenOne man's 10 year plan to build a post climate-catastrophe community. Serialised in infinite weekly updates. Successes, missteps & pig photos! Support Things Written by Humans
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 239 | Subscribers | Read | thebarracks.substack.com |
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KW-07 Truth bomb of the week
I hope you’re strapped in for this one. It’s going to be a doozy. This week’s Barracks truth bomb of staggering obviousness: Writing books is on the whole a lot less enjoyable than reading them.
KW-06 Critters of the Barracks
Early this morning, two hours before sunrise, I stepped out into a fog so thick that it echoed. A tawny owl cried out three, four times, then stillness as complete as the blackness that surrounded it. The heavy air against the skin, the fee...
KW-05 Warm piggies and frozen compost
I got back to the Barracks on Tuesday. Back to a very cold house, plenty of snow and three fat and happy pigs. Everything went swimmingly with the trip overseas, except for Deutsche Bahn deutschebahning, of course. Getting two trains in one...
KW-04 There and back again
As you will mostly all know, I have been, and continue to be, away from the Barracks, for nearly all of this week now. I headed off to the UK for my dad’s funeral. The Anglicans don’t rush these things. I’m on the final leg back to the cold...
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Weekly chapters in an infinite serialisation of a book being written one page at a time. Building self-sufficient, vegan community; investigating what we can do to shorten the time we spend in collapse and help future humans. With pigs
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