David Tracey
I'm a journalist, author, editor, word coach, environmental designer, community ecologist, arborist and generally likeable sort.
I've written two nonfiction books on how to reclaim public space for the public good (Guerrilla Gardening: A Manualfesto) and help for people hoping to grow more food in cities (Urban Agriculture: Ideas and Designs for the New Food Revolution).
My novel The Miracle Tree is a comedy about a young reporter who starts a media frenzy when he's sent to cover a tree that might make wishes come true. Unless it's actually about a search for authenticity before the word loses its meaning altogether. We live in weird times.
My latest book, The Mustard Seed, is a "hard-boiled Buddhist thriller about love, loss and revolution" set in Sri Lanka in the late 1980s. Mostly "loss."
My website and blog.
I've written two nonfiction books on how to reclaim public space for the public good (Guerrilla Gardening: A Manualfesto) and help for people hoping to grow more food in cities (Urban Agriculture: Ideas and Designs for the New Food Revolution).
My novel The Miracle Tree is a comedy about a young reporter who starts a media frenzy when he's sent to cover a tree that might make wishes come true. Unless it's actually about a search for authenticity before the word loses its meaning altogether. We live in weird times.
My latest book, The Mustard Seed, is a "hard-boiled Buddhist thriller about love, loss and revolution" set in Sri Lanka in the late 1980s. Mostly "loss."
My website and blog.
