“Everyone loves BBC’s Planet Earth, but how much of it is real?” Watch this thought-provoking video by Simon Cade @dslrguidance showing some of the tricks used to create compelling narratives in nature documentaries. Not fake news, but fake nature.
Check out my book Nature and Wellbeing in the Digital Age: How to feel better without logging off. Paperback and Kindle.
Thousands of people have published their own Kindle books and then blogged about the process. I decided to do the same. But this is in no way a definitive guide. It’s just a list of bits of information I picked up along the way and thought ‘that’s useful, I wish I’d known it before’. I’ve added on some notes about a later decision to produce a print-on-demand paperback too.
This is the book I’m discussing – Nature and Wellbeing in the Digital Age: how to feel better without logging off.
Some parts of the process of publishing a Kindle are surprisingly unintuitive, whilst other parts are easier than you think. But at the start you can only know what you know. After that, you learn as you go along. These are my learnings. I hope they’re helpful to you. Continue reading Publishing a Kindle book, and then a paperback too
A quirky and complicated discussion of biophilia – what it is, why it is, and how it matters. Set aside an hour to just go with the flow as Robert Lamb and John McCormick roam the savannas of biophilic theory. Very enjoyable.
Find it at Stuff to Blow Your Mind: The Biophilia Hypothesis.
