Synopsis
<b>An updated edition of an underground classic! Also available on Amazon in Spanish (Manual del Humabono).</b><br>This is the 4th edition of a self-published book that no respectable publisher would touch with a ten-foot shovel. The 1st edition was published in 1994 with a print run of 600 copies, which the author expected to watch decompose in his garage for the rest of his life. Now, 24 years later, the book has sold over 90,000 print copies in the U.S. alone, been translated in whole or in part into over 20 languages and been published in foreign editions on four continents.<br><br>The Humanure Handbook has won numerous awards, including the Foreword Magazine Gold Medal, Readers Favorite Awards Gold Medal, Independent Publisher Outstanding Book of the Year Award, deeming the book "Most Likely to Save the Planet."<br><br>The book has been mentioned on such diverse media outlets as: <i>Mother Earth News, <i>Whole Earth Review, <i>Countryside Journal, The Journal of Environmental Quality, Natural Health, NPR, BBC, CBC, Howard Stern, <i>The Wall Street Journal, <i>Playboy Magazine, <i>Organic Gardening</i><i> Magazine, the History Channel, Tree House Masters, and many other national and international venues.</i></i></i></i></i></i><br><br><i><i>The 4th edition is a completely revised, expanded, and updated version of what has become an underground classic bestseller. The author draws from 40 years of research, experience, and travel, to expand and clarify your knowledge and understanding of... your poop!</i></i><br><br><i><i>Not only does the book address what to do with human turds, but it is also a priceless manual for anyone involved in composting or gardening, or looking for basic survival skills. There is no other book like this in print!</i></i>
About the Author
Joseph Jenkins, born as an American citizen in Germany in 1952, is an accomplished author, self-publisher, and advocate for social and political reform. He began his publishing career in 1995 with his master's thesis, Humanure Handbook, which has been translated into over 20 languages. Jenkins has written several other award-winning non-fiction books, including The Slate Roof Bible, The Balance Point, The Compost Toilet Handbook, Direct Democracy, A Practical Guide to Real Democracy, Self Publishing Top Ten Tips, and others. His works focus on sustainability, environmental issues, and innovative solutions to societal challenges. His travels to at least 63 countries have informed his research and writing, allowing him to explore global perspectives on governance, environmental practices, and social issues. Jenkins writes from the perspective of a working-class individual, advocating for a new form of governance rooted in real democracy and citizen participation. His work reflects a commitment to challenging systemic corruption and promoting meaningful reform.
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