Hadestown Review: singing how the world could be, in spite of the way it is
What a modern folk opera about Orpheus and Eurydice can teach us about cruelty, care, and the fragile work of hope.
What a modern folk opera about Orpheus and Eurydice can teach us about cruelty, care, and the fragile work of hope.
What began as a Grokkist course project grew into asking philosophy’s deepest questions of trees themselves.
As we struggle to raise ourselves up, what are we willing to bury in the process?
As inexorable as the forces of division may seem, everything a river erodes is deposited somewhere downstream.
Can we meet AI’s strangeness with care?
When change is the status quo, how do we know if we're changing for the better?
A literary and climate-themed journey through Europe, one bookshop at a time.
When choice comes at the cost of community, we may need to reconsider what freedom truly means to us.
While some may fear a lack of certainty, a life without questions can be just as unsettling.