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Most visitors, contemplating joining an intentional community
in Britain these days, arrive clutching a copy of the current
edition of Diggers and Dreamers. The reason? It gives them a head
start in searching through the wide range of communes that exist.
So whether you are about to join a commune or are simply intrigued
by a different way of life, this book gives you a teaste of future
lifestyles as they are practiced by today's communards.
- Articles on: A century of communal living; communes and the
internet; cycling around kibbutzim; comfessions of a serial
communard; the search for a gay men's community; communes in
the 60s; grow your own commune; consensus decision-making.
- Hilarious postcards home from "Frank" and "Emily",
two commune first-timers
- A "How to start a Community" section where frequently
asked questions are answered
- .A directory with a page allocated to nearly 80 communal groups
in the UK, most of which are open to new members ... plus an
increasing number of new groups in formation
- An up-to-date listing of communities overseas for those planning
to travel abroad.
"Anyone who reads this guide is
almost sure to start dreaming a little even if they do not get
as far as digging."
The Friend
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Diggers and Dreamers 1998/99
Previously: £9.50
Available now: £5.50
ISBN 0 9514945-4-6,
224 page paperback edited by
Sarah Bunker, Chris Coates,
Jonathan How, Lee Jones and
William Morris.
see also:
Diggers and Dreamers
web site
Diggers and Dreamers 04/05
Diggers and Dreamers 00/01
Diggers and Dreamers 90/91
Diggers and Dreamers 92/93
Diggers and Dreamers 96/97
Diggers and Dreamers: Boxed Set
Places to Be
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