Urban Homesteader: How to Create Sustainable Life in the City
- 512pages
- 18 heures de lecture
"Commentary from the back of a touring punk band's van about the state of post-9/11 US culture and society"--






"Commentary from the back of a touring punk band's van about the state of post-9/11 US culture and society"--
A look at the bicycle movement's contradictions and challenges considers the economic benefits of bicycling, examining the transportation costs of families and individuals and the civic costs of the current transportation system.
Containing all the knowledge required to get started riding a bicycle for everyday transportation, Elly Blue introduces readers to the basics, including shopping for a bike, honing street smarts, dressing properly for conditions, carrying everything from groceries to children to furniture, and riding in all weather. Although the daily commute to and from work is included, the focus for this manual is to make a lifestyle change to a transportation bicyclist whether it be to run a few errands, pick up the kids from school, or head to a birthday party for a friend with the birthday cake. Encouragement and entertainment are found throughout in the form of personal anecdotes, stories of impressive feats performed by everyday people, and whimsical illustrations. With its positive, practical approach, this book will prepare anyone considering making this lifestyle change to hop on the bike.
"A collection of short stories that are about feminism, bikes and dragons"--
Targeting individuals prone to burnout from overcommitment, this zine offers practical strategies for developing sustainable work habits. Drawing on techniques from dog training, it provides insights on establishing professional boundaries and enhancing organization skills. Aimed at helping go-getters manage stress and overwhelm, the guide encourages a healthier approach to responsibilities, ultimately promoting self-care and enjoyment in daily life.
In the not-so-distant future, when gasoline is no longer available, humans turn to two-wheeled vehicles to transport goods, seek glory and defend their remaining communities. In another version of the future, those with the zombie virus are able to escape persecution and feel almost alive again on two wheels. In yet another scenario, bicycles themselves are reanimated and roam the earth. A talented array of writers bring their diverse visions to this volume of stories about cycling zombies!