InHuddle, Jade Miles takes the principles she established in her first book, Futuresteading, and broadens them out to examine the importance of community that invisible, magical glue that binds us all together. Including conversations with prominent community leaders and Jades own experiences at Black Barn Farm, this book is a practical, inspirational and evocative guide to the art of creating and fostering community ties.

A practical, inspirational and evocative guide to the art of creating and fostering community ties,Huddleshows us how the principles of connection are universal. Written by Jade Miles of permaculture pioneering Black Barn Farm, it examines how we begin the process of building our communities to create a sense of place, nurture relationships and embrace our humanity as we learn to connect and create our own huddles.

Split into eight chapters focussing on different aspects of community, each is supported with anecdotal stories from Jades own lived experience of a futuresteading life at Black Barn Farm together with tight HUDDLE HOW? summaries and HUDDLE ACTIVITIES to propel you to action.

Close toHuddles core is the food we eat and most importantly how we share it. A significant proportion of the book is dedicated to the NOURISHMENT chapter, featuring over 50 recipes from Black Barn Farm and Jades own huddle of humans from across the globe. The recipes are easy to cook and for many mouths, including potluck dinners, meals for gifting, simple seasonal food, and dishes made with little time and little budget.

Whether you live in a city apartment, in the suburbs or on twenty acres, the principles of huddling are the same, andHuddlewill provide you with all the easy-to-digest information, hands-on techniques and inspiration necessary for fostering your own community and re-learning a connected way of being and belonging.