New_Society_Fall-2016_Catalogue
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A Wealth of Ideas<br />
<strong>Fall</strong> comes to us as the beginning of the wind-down season. The last of<br />
the garden’s harvest is being brought in, gardens put to bed for the winter, kids<br />
are gearing up for a new year at school. For those of us whose summers are<br />
so busy — and whose isn’t! — the prospect of winter’s slow-down, with long<br />
evenings spent dreaming of next year’s possibilities, is a welcome one.<br />
We’ve worked to bring you a fall publishing season full of planning books,<br />
thoughtful books, and above all, practical books to put the right tools into your<br />
hands to help build a better, more vibrant world.<br />
A wealth of tools, ideas, and solutions are presented in this season’s strong<br />
collection of transition, permaculture, gardening, and farming books. From<br />
mixing farming and entrepreneurship for strong, healthy farm businesses<br />
(The Farmer’s Office), to integrating permaculture into your market garden<br />
(The Permaculture Market Garden), along the way you’ll find options for<br />
year-round sustainable growing (The Year-Round Solar Greenhouse), renewable<br />
energy and sustainable building (Power from the Sun – 2nd edition, Cordwood<br />
Building – revised edition, and a new entry into our Sustainable Building<br />
Essentials series, Essential Building Science).<br />
John Michael Greer’s Dark Age America looks at the decline and collapse<br />
of North American civilization, offering ideas for what we can do now to<br />
leave a more manageable world for our decendants. And Ross Mars adds to<br />
that toolbox with The Permaculture Transition Manual, bringing permaculture<br />
and transition work together.<br />
Parents and grandparents will appreciate Spit That Out! and Grow Create<br />
Inspire — Paige Wolf offers tools and tips to navigate today’s toxic world, and<br />
author Crystal Stevens brings inspiring lessons and ideas for creating a life of<br />
beauty and abundance. For all of us, Dmitry Orlov’s Shrinking the Technosphere<br />
examines the rise of technology and how we can make wise choices to ensure<br />
it serves us, rather than the reverse.<br />
There’s definitely something for every bookshelf, here — our very best<br />
to you through the cooler, quieter seasons.<br />
www.newsociety.com<br />
Contents <strong>New</strong> Titles ...................................................................................................... 3<br />
spring <strong>2016</strong> ................................................................................................... 9<br />
Featured titles ............................................................................................ 15<br />
<strong>New</strong> Catalyst Books & sustainability classics ....................................... 18<br />
backlist ....................................................................................................... 19<br />
alphabetical index .................................................................................... 28<br />
ordering information ............................................................................. 30