Jeff Adams San Francisco, California

I was indeed surprised and pleased to get the first copy of the Review. The accounts of activities are interesting, but more importantly, they are inspirational. Reading about real people pursuing right livelihood in various enterprises is encouraging to me. It is a bolster to my confidence to witness others…

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Jeff Adams – Copy San Francisco, California

I was indeed surprised and pleased to get the first copy of the Review. The accounts of activities are interesting, but more importantly, they are inspirational. Reading about real people pursuing right livelihood in various enterprises is encouraging to me. It is a bolster to my confidence to witness others…

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Scott Robinson + Patti Huels Jefferson, Ohio

Well yes it's May 9th and the garden's only just plowed. Well, it's tough to live together yessir--especially if you're a bunch of anarchistic hung-up middle-class dropouts with big ideas yessir. Hard to stay up front while maintaining that nothing is necessarily "right" or "wrong". We got burned out of…

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Gurney Norman Editorial Postscript

The first issue of Briarpatch Review had many more reasons to fail than to succeed. It was pretty thin on content. And some of the content was soon to be proven utterly dumb. (Freelandia). It was nowhere explained why a journal about alternative economics, directed to people who identify with…

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Membership You know whether you are a Briar or not.

Membership You know whether you are a Briar or not. The Briarpatch Review is intended to be the membership magazine of the Briarpatch. There are no membership dues. If you wish to make a gift, to tithe, or share and help in any way, that's wonderful--we need to hear from you! To…

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