Tag: le guin
Solarpunk: A Container for More Fertile Futures
My original essay from Solarpunk Magazine’s first issue. It examines the rise of Solarpunk as a creative force for sustainable futures.
Looking in a Hole?
What have pundits been doing with their time for a decade? Looking in a hole in the ground?
From Another Planet
The more time passes, the more weird and wacky what is going on, on social media begins to seem.
Craving Canon
Canon, fandom, solarpunk, narrative, cultural fracking and other problems with story worlds in 2020
Connect, BTS – 2020 London Launch Event
Connect, BTS was surreal. Surreal in the same way experiencing a glimpse of the near future is surreal. I hope the art world continues to get weirder.
