Oxymoron by Tom Greenwood
How do we unlimit our thinking for a better world — and find more expansive hope at the edges?
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Are there fairies on Mars? (opens the original)
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This might sound like some silly quick bait title for an article, but if you know me, you know that's not my style. So why am I asking such a silly question? Well, maybe it isn't a silly question. <img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="800" src="https://su
How do you launch a weird book? (opens the original)
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When my first book, Sustainable Web Design, was published, I never really got to celebrate it. There was no launch event because it came out in February 2021 during lockdown. Vineeta and I went for a dip in the sea while it was snowing, and the launch simply consisted of me posting online that the book was available. For my new book Overton's Garden, which released last week on Friday 11th September, I felt like it would be nice to actually seize the day and celebrate. The problem was
When will we turn on the good news? (opens the original)
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Today I’m sharing Chapter 1 (aka the introduction) of my new book Overton’s Garden, which releases on 11th September in paperback and ebook format, with audiobook to follow later in the year. You can also read this sample chapter on the website at www.overtonsgarden.com/read, which I think has nicer typography, if I do say so myself.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!SpLd!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/htt
Have you ever told yourself that you're not a creative person? (opens the original)
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For most of you reading this, the answer to that question is probably yes. It certainly is for me. Even if you’re a person who has always thought of themselves as being creative, or who describes themselves as a “creative,” you have likely had doubts about your own creativity, at least in private. I feel that our society has a rather unhealthy relationship with creativity, collectively agreeing that certain activities such as painting portraits, making movies, composing music, designing clothes
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