The Land For The People: The Sexual Case For Land Reform In Ireland

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This workbook by Eimear Walshe highlights the relevance of 19th century land conflict in the present day. 

A wonderful publication, full of humour, that engages the audience through 19 exercises (including both written and drawing activities) to participate in thinking about how we understand inheritance, displacement, community organising, revenge and celebration.

We have intentionally chosen not to showcase the exercises here and will just advise to never judge a book by its cover. Copies can be flicked through in person in the bookshop, for those who must know the contents before purchase.

Note to readers:
There follows in this workbook some exercises concerning the interlinked nature of land use and sexuality. This land-sex relation, while sometimes minor and other times totally deterministic, is in my view largely overlooked, underestimated, or
naturalised. I hope these exercises will help us come to greater insight, consciousness, and agency in relation to such matters.

This workbook is made with the intent of being used, please do not preserve your copy in blank format. Use a pencil and eraser to allow yourself the possibility of revisions if you like.

You can hide your copy under your pillow, or share the exercise work with a friend. It would give me great enjoyment if you sent any of your completed exercises to me, my contact details can be found on the back page.

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