
A series of letters and essays from Dougald Hine. Turning aside from the one big path that was meant to lead to the future, no longer in service to its promises, asking what else is worth doing with the time we have.
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Before this post gets under way, Alfie would like to ask if any of you would like to buy a Majblomma? He has been selling these “May Flowers” to raise money for a Swedish charity that supports families in poverty. You can read all about it...
Today, a new essay, written for ’s festival Words Change Things which runs from Thursday to Sunday this week in Margate. If you’re anywhere near Kent, I recommend getting yourself along!
Book news – I’m closing in on the final pages of the...
This lunchtime, I put a full stop on the last chapter of Part III. The pace picks up as the writing goes on, so there should be a full draft of the new book in a month from now.
The latest chapters led me to revisit several...
How will we act on the day the industrial supply chains inevitably fail to deliver on their fantastical promise of an unlimited life? Will we build taller fences and gather our munitions? Or set the table with everything we’ve got left an...
There’s a point in the writing – somewhere towards halfway, in terms of words – when you’re no longer pushing the book uphill, it’s starting to pull you after it, like a slow rollercoaster.
I sit at the kitchen table, eating dinner. Anna...
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Author of At Work in the Ruins: Finding Our Place in the Time of Science, Climate Change, Pandemics & All the Other Emergencies (2023) and co-author of the Dark Mountain Manifesto (2009). Co-founder of Dark Mountain and a school called HOME.
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