How to Support
SHARE + spread the word!
Buy a copy for yourself and your friends
Ask your local book stores + libraries to stock the book!
Post honest reviews on Goodreads, Amazon, social media outlets, and other book sites.
Add the book to your class syllabus
Suggest folks who would like to review the book, conduct interviews, host book talks, and other publicity
Attend and share my book talks
Want to host a book event?
Accessing the Book
All sales & distribution are managed directly by the publishers. Please send any questions about orders, sales, stocking the book, etc. directly to North Atlantic Books via marketing@northatlanticbooks.com.
International Community | How to Access The Land in Our Bones
+ Ask your local book stores to stock the book. Any bookstore with English language texts should be able to do so easily. This is the fastest, easiest, cheapest way to get a copy.
+ If this is not possible, you have a few other options:
- Order the digital or audio book
- Order from an online store and pay extra for international shipping.
+ International stores can inquire further with marketing@northatlanticbooks.com if you would like to stock the book at your institution.
People living in South West Asia / the Middle East or North Africa
We have already confirmed availability at the below locations:
BEIRUT | Librarie Antoine
DUBAI | Hikma Rituals
JORDAN | Books@Cafe
EGYPT | Diwan Bookstores [still tentative - call them to request the book]
If you have requested it at a different shop in your country, please let me know so I can add it to this list.
Turtle Island (US + Canada) | Support Local Businesses
Instead of buying from Amazon and other corporate book stores, you too can ask your local book stores to stock the book on your behalf. This will allow you to support small businesses, build local culture, and help ensure that localized communities around the globe learn about and can benefit from this book.
On a similar note, don’t forget to request it be present at your local library!
All these options are better for the earth and our communities, and that’s what this book is ultimately about.