The Wook Book
A coloring book for festival nights that go sideways.
Not out yet
Six stories about Electric Meadow characters having a worse night than you — a flip-flop who lost his person, a thundercloud who won't stop, a glow stick running out of glow. Each one walks a real harm-reduction method, one page at a time, while you color.
It was written for sanctuary spaces, by people who work in them. It'll be on Amazon shortly. It isn't there yet.
Take a page with you
Free, no email, nothing to sign. Print it, color it, leave it somewhere for someone else.
Download a free coloring pageLefty's Lost — 8.5 × 11, print-ready.
Want to know when it's out?
One email. When the book is buyable. Then I delete the list. No newsletter, no drip, no second message.
You're on the list. One email, then I'll leave you alone.
Not into email? Just remember the name, or follow along at Instagram.
What the pages look like
The H.O.T.T. check
From the book. Four questions, in order. Most bad nights are one of these and nothing more.
- HHydrated?Water, not another drink. Sip it, don't chug it.
- OOverheated?Shade, shoes off, somewhere with moving air.
- TTired?Count the hours since you actually slept. Be honest about it.
- TThinking straight?If no — that's fine, it passes. Find your people or find a sanctuary space.
Real help, real humans
If you need someone right now, these are better than a coloring book.
- Your event's sanctuary or harm reduction spaceFree, no judgement, no authorities. Ask any staff member where it is.
- Zendo ProjectPsychedelic peer support at festivals and events.
- DanceSafeDrug checking, education, and health services for the electronic music community.
- 988 Suicide & Crisis LifelineCall or text 988, anywhere in the US, any hour.