LLR Newsletter March — Esther Kinsky’s River… Art as a Second Language… Why Utopian Communities Fail… and more
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Books
Esther Kinsky muses on a river in England
Great review of Esther Kinsky’s new novel River. I had the chance to speak to Esther about her great new book River for a podcast I co-host and found her process fascinating. You can hear the podcast at: https://unsoundmethods.co.uk/esther-kinsky/
Creativity
Art as a Second Language
Wonderful words and images from illustrator Roman Muradov about the process of creating art and its interplay with langauge
Society
Why Utopian Communities Fail
Great piece from Areo Magazine about structure and weakness in intentional communities and Utopian experiments in living communally.
Politics
Beyond Bitcoin, Can Blockchain Technology Change the World?
A look into the role that crytpocurrency might take in shaping society beyond the first wave of innovations.
Poetry
Soft words
A poem by anna breslin
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