Museum of the Wood Age paperback launch
… on a cheerier note… The paperback is out today, available from all good bookshops, for £12.99.
… on a cheerier note… The paperback is out today, available from all good bookshops, for £12.99.
After my last post, a the letter I wrote earlier this week to the Directors of England’s tree planting programme, I received a prompt, if… Read More »The Full Monty
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Human history is a history of our relations with trees Humans are a technological species. We imagine objects that do not yet exist and bring… Read More »Trees and humans in the new Wood Age
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