Environmental Sciences
Great Adaptations (2021)
By Morgan Phillips
Across ten captivating and beautifully illustrated chapters, Morgan Phillips recounts stories of adaptation from the air-conditioned pavements of Doha and the feral camels of Australia, to the ‘cool rooms’ of Paris and the ‘fog catchers’ of Morocco. These are the lesser-told stories of good, bad, ugly
and very ugly adaptation to climate change – they will be the inspirations for the positive adaptations of the future; and the forewarnings of the maladaptations that must be avoided.
Climate Adaptation: Accounts of Resilience, Self-Sufficiency and Systems Change (2021)
Edited by Arkbound Foundation
Where is the world really heading, and what can we do about it? This book takes an unflinching look at climate change, drawing upon the latest data to analyse what the next decades hold in store. For the first time ever, the magnitude of this challenge is faced head on, with avenues to truly address it presented. Case studies and models from 16 authors around the world show ways that we can build adaptation and resilience, as well as what ‘zero emissions’ really mean.
Social Sciences
Our Economy: A Collection of Pieces Re-Imagining the Economy (2025)
Edited by Arkbound Foundation
Our Economy: A Collection of Pieces Reimagining the Economy is a thought-provoking anthology that challenges conventional economic models and explores bold alternatives. Compiled from diverse voices—including economists, activists, and individuals with lived experience—the book presents fresh perspectives on how economies can be restructured to prioritize care, sustainability, and social equity. Through essays, narratives, and critical analyses, it examines the failures of the current system while offering visionary pathways toward a more just and regenerative future.
The book is available to view and download here – please consider making an optional donation to the Arkbound Foundation
Breaking Free: A Guide to Recovering from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome & Long Covid Symptoms (2022)
By Jan Rothney
As a former lecturer in Health and Social Care, a therapist and an experienced practitioner running her own ‘Reset to Thrive’ Recovery Programme, Jan Rothney shares her expertise and first-hand experience about recovering from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Long Covid. The book shows why there is so much confusion surrounding these conditions and how they impact on recovery, at a time when the after effects of Covid are being felt across all of society.
Value Beyond Money: An Exploration of The Bristol Pound and The Building Blocks for An Alternative Economic System (2024)
By Diana Finch
A Journalism Handbook for Media Entrepreneurs (2019)
Voices of Bristol: Gentrification and Us by Henry Palmer (2021)
Drawing on interviews, extensive research and his own experience growing up in the poorer quarters of Bristol, Henry Palmer, writes about the changing face of Bristol’s ghettos: the rough and ready upbringing that youths in these areas face the country over, and the shocking reality of rent hikes, institutional racism, homelessness and removal from the communities they once loved.
Book Submissions
We invite book submission proposals for non-fiction works that cover climate change, the environment and social sciences.
Our publications aim to inspire people to think deeply about the world and provide space for innovation and revolutionary theories to arise. We are particularly keen on work that outlines alternative economic models, knowledge on building self-sufficient communities, narratives that tackle negative stereotyping and discrimination, or accounts that encourage a life-long curiosity and respect for the natural world.
