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Muskageddon vs Mastodon
Newsletter No.11 From social media alienation to Mastodon and the Fediverse! In a bid to introduce more people to Mastodon this newsletter is on the experience of joining and why it's different from the usual alienation of online experience.
Branding the planet
Newsletter No.11 Anyone else get the feeling that if we are not careful the fight for climate justice will be transformed into a series of branded announcements, each one more ludicrous than the last?
The Anti-Capitalist Book Of Fashion
Newsletter No.10 Launch pics, audiobook news, tour news, plus street kitchens in Sri Lanka, repression in Myanmar & podcasting idealistically.
Book tour dates: The Anti-Capitalist Book Of Fashion
We're off to London, Cardiff, Bristol, Southend-on-Sea, Leeds & Leipzig...
Heat, hope, anger & courage
Newsletter No.09 Meditations on hope in a climate heatwave, Sri Lanka, the drive for 1,000,000 signatures and launch news for The Anti-Capitalist Book Of Fashion.
Book Launch Invitation
London book launch details for The Anti-Capitalist Book Of Fashion - 24th August, Waterstones Tottenham Court Road.
Shein - saviour or arsonist?
Newsletter No.08 What are we to think when slash fashion giant Shein makes a $15 million charitable donation to ‘solve ecological and social problems’?
Why is the world ignoring the impact of climate change on home-based workers?
Newsletter No.07 Invisible supply chains, historic agreements and tackling greenwashing
Can I show you my new book cover??
Quick note with major book news
World Book Day & Foot Work
Today is the launch of the new paperback edition of Foot Work. It includes a brand new foreword about the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on shoe workers around the globe.
Foot Work, gender based violence & picket lines
Newsletter No.06 Foot Work book giveaway! New article on gender-based violence, plus Myanmar and lots of strikes.
'The only thing worth doing is fighting to bring down the system, and one's humanity is central to that'
This is a personal reflection of grief on the loss of Neil Faulkner which I hope will bring some comfort to Neil’s comrades and friends.