Author of Breaking Open the Head, Quetzalcoatl Returns, and When Plants Dream (with Sophia Rokhlin). In his 2017 book, How Soon Is Now, he explored the systemic changes needed to avert ecological collapse and extinction. His work was featured in the documentary, 2012: Time for Change, which promoted the value of indigenous knowledge systems.  He has written for The New York Times Magazine, Rolling Stone, Wired, and elsewhere.  He speaks at festivals and conferences around the world.

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"Daniel Pinchbeck’s life is the hero’s journey. [His work] is a song of redemption for a world torn apart by the monsters of our own creation. We’ve dreamed a world that is consuming itself into extinction. Pinchbeck offers us a new dream and in doing so takes us on a powerful, magical voyage into balance and sanity." - John Perkins, Author, Confessions of an Economic Hit Man