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the fire stealers - a love story

I'm cross-posting this blog from the Social Reporting pilot on the Transition Network site, where for the last three months 10 of us having been blogging each day about our lives in Transition. This post was part of our week on People and Connections (our narratives focus on different topics from economics to inner transition to the arts).  It was inspired by the last Dark Mountain meeting in Norwich, where a group of us…See More
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The Writing on the Wall

I am cross-posting this blog for anyone interested or taking part in the #occupy movement. We have started up a regional Dark Mountain group in Norwich and will be meeting on November 11. Do get in touch if you would like to come along. The future is fraternal John Berger (Hold Everything Dear) Last night I went to a meeting about the Dark Mountain Project in Norwich. This literary and intellectual movement revolves around a manifesto written by…See More
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Tell us a bit about yourself. (You don't have to share anything you don't want to, but please write something here, so we know you're not a spam robot.)
Charlotte Du Cann has worked in mainstream and alternative communications for 30 years. During in the 80s she worked as a journalist and editor specialising in food, fashion and design, writing for publications ranging from Vogue, New Statesman and The Independent. In the 1990s she went on the road (mostly in the Americas) and wrote non-fiction books on consciousness, medicine plants and cultural values. She settled in Suffolk in 2002 and is presently active within the Transition initiatives, Transition Norwich and Sustainable Bungay and working on a low-carbon cookbook and guide to community food projects and a book about contemporary downshift.

She writes for three community blogs including the regional progressive blog http://oneworldcolumn.org and is the editor of the upcoming Social Reporting Pilot for the Transition Network. A selections of current writings can be found on http://charlotteducann.blogspot.com/

Contact: theseakaleproject@hotmail.co.uk
What drew you to the Dark Mountain Project?
I went to Uncivilisation . . .
Do you have a blog or website you'd like to share?
http://transitionnorwich.blogspot.com
Do you use Twitter - and if so, what's your Twitter name? (We're @darkmtn)
@tnnorwich @transitiontowns

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the fire stealers - a love story

Posted on December 2, 2011 at 16:00 0 Comments

I'm cross-posting this blog from the Social Reporting pilot on the Transition Network site, where for the last three months 10 of us having been blogging each day about our lives in Transition. This post was part of our week on People and Connections (our narratives focus on different topics from economics to inner transition to the arts).  It was…

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The Writing on the Wall

Posted on October 15, 2011 at 10:30 1 Comment

I am cross-posting this blog for anyone interested or taking part in the #occupy movement. We have started up a regional Dark Mountain group in Norwich and will be meeting on November 11. Do get in touch if you would like to come along.

 

The future is fraternal John Berger (Hold Everything Dear)

 

Last night I went to a meeting about the Dark Mountain Project in Norwich.…

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