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[Toby Hemenway <toby@patternliteracy.com>]

I confess not to have updated my reading list since 2003, except for a 
couple of books, hence it is missing many recent works (plus, many books 
haven't withstood even that brief test of time). I use Holmgren's books 
in my university classes. Though "Principles & Pathways" is no fun to 
read and I can't make sense of its organization, the perspective in it 
is indispensible.

If anyone wants to update my reading list, have at it! When I have idle 
time or a dedicated intern, I'll get to it.

Toby
http://patternliteracy.com


Tripp Tibbetts wrote:
> I mentioned the Stamets and Holmgren books a couple days ago, and was 
> wondering the same thing.  Why doesn't David Holmgren get more respect in all 
> this?  All we get is Mollison this, and Mollison that.  Not that Bill isn't 
> deserving, it's just that David strikes me as an absolute genius.  I think 
> Principles and Pathways is surely required foundational reading.
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