They’re probably (though not necessarily) outside the budget of most Escapologists, but this shortlist of interesting homes certainly inspires one to think creatively about living solutions.
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A bundle of our first seven issues. Featuring minimalism, Houdini, Leo Babauta, Bohemianism, Alain de Botton, Sartre, and Tom Hodgkinson. 567 pages. £35.
A bundle of our last six issues. Featuring Luke Rhinehart, Flaubert, Mr Money Mustache, part-time work, Will Self, home life, Richard Herring, and E. F. Schumacher. 593 pages. £30.
Our final issue. Featuring an interview with celebrity mortician Caitlin Doughty; Matt Caulfield on zen fool Ryokan; and Reggie C. King on David Bowie and Sun Ra. 122 pages. £7.
A hardback guide to scarpering. Essential reading for wage slaves and slugabeds alike. Published by Unbound and Penguin. 230 pages. £12.
impressive dwelling, really. Thanks for all these ideas
Glad you enjoyed them. Cool site by the way. I see my pal Fabian has been blogging there.
My daughter is doing a project on caves. Thanks for sharing this great picture. She’s using it on her poster showing how people still live in caves.
No problem! Sounds like a fun project.