Financing Books with Crowdfunding

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Currently there are a lot of reports about how to finance projects without bank loans, debt and other conventional methods of financing. These range from swapping to methodes like the Vermögenspool (german). Another method is crowdfunding, which means to finance projects through a donation platform like betterplace.org.

The advantage of this kind of financing is that you have a funding commitment even before the start of the project.Very popular is this method for example for the financing of books, which are then often offered free as an eBook or printed . I want to recommend two of these books.

1. Sophia Novack is an apassionate permaculture geek and environmental activist (as she says), studying in Prague, Czech Republic, and author of the permuculture media blog as well as the permuculture directory with lots of permaculture design courses around the world. She wants to write a free eBook on Urban Permaculture as well as create an permaculture Q&A and a wiki site. You can support her project on http://www.indiegogo.com/OpenPermaculture
2. The second one is a manual in spanish language on economic disobedience written by a group of people called derecho de rebelion (right to rebellion). The book will be published free on the Internet and als 5000 copiesas a paper edition. You can contribute to this project on http://www.verkami.com/projects/1303-manual-de-desobediencia-economica

Most of the crowdfunding projects have one thing in common: you get perks if you support the project. So let’s contribute and make the world a better place ;-)

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