Re: Cohhousing that has evolved in existing neighborhoods
From: Diana Leafe Christian (dianaic.org)
Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2023 14:31:45 -0700 (PDT)
Hi Melanie and all,

You're welcome! And boy is it ever true that intentional communities are widely 
(even we could say wildly!) diverse. A new kind of community I'm now learning 
about are those created by and for people who identify themselves as, 
"conservatives, libertarians, and those in the truth and freedom movements," to 
quote a leader in this movement. I wonder what the community culture would be 
like at communities like these. Like most cohousing communities and 
ecovillages? Or more, ah, authoritarian in structure? 

And I'm sorry to say, to my knowledge New Society Publishers has no plans to 
also offer Creating a Life Together, or my second book, Finding Community, as 
audiobooks. 

When you visit Earthaven next week, please email me to say where you're staying 
and let's get together for a visit. ;)

Diana

> On Jul 13, 2023, at 4:59 PM, Melanie G <gomelaniego [at] gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Diana Leafe Christian, thank you soooo much for that back story!  It was
> super enlightening, and  makes me realize that there is such incredible
> diversity out there in terms of the types of intentional communities that
> exist.  I'll be visiting Earthhaven next week, and looking forward to
> learning about it too.
> 
> Also, I wish your book was available in audio version.  It's so much harder
> for me with my disability to read physical books now.  Any chance that
> might happen some day?
> 
> so grateful for your service,
> melanie
> 
> 
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