Storytelling Planet
Streams of imagination with mycelial curiosities, animistic relationships, deeptime mysteries and creative storytelling.
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The Tilt That Gave Us Seasons (opens the original)
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Seasons are shifting. Birds are migrating. Weather is a diva. Together, we are floating with our planet and our galaxy through time and space; through mysteries; through creativity and destruction; through our species’ collective magic, immaturities and hostilities and through our own personal and familial gifts, troubles and sufferings. Some days, we breathe air, hiccup clouds and imagine being dragons on far far away lands. Some days, reality makes us choke on car exhaust or tobacco smoke. Thi
Good News, Bad News (opens the original)
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Hello. Coucou. Selam. Annyong. Our book-clock strikes midnight and the deadline. The pre-sale of La Récolte des Pousses begins on September 16th. Today, La Fourmi Editions reveals the book cover on their instagram account, so I am told and I am revealing it down below. The kitchen door is ajar, we baked a book and it smells curious. If you follow the scent trail, you may find a story waiting for you to eat it. <div class=
Oh My Context (opens the original)
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Dear Reader, The computer my friend sent me is having some warming up issues. It had not been used for so long, understandably it reacts to it. It’s the first time I am witnessing how a laptop behaves when it gets too darn hot too darn quick. Black screen, burning case, blasting fans, alarming noise. I flip it and put it like a tent, screen facing the table, the back facing a fan. After a few minutes it allows me to shut it down, then once off it cools. At the moment, it’s being repaired, hopefu
We Know Its Name (opens the original)
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The ball is an important storyteller that millions, even billions watch, listen to, and circulate its stories. The World Cup is a giant storytelling event that engages almost the entire human world. Originated in China, the ball is over two thousand years old. Cuju, an ancient Chinese football game that literally means kick ball, was played during the Han dynasty in the third century.1 Modern football, as we know it today, was born in London and is 163 years old. It is a child of the Briti
Istanbul Is My Birth City (opens the original)
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A few days before the summer solstice, I returned to my birth city. Istanbul, the extremely crowded and incredibly expensive. Back in the day, when the massive waves of migration from rural parts of the country to Istanbul were taking place and millions of humans were arriving, it was said that Istanbul’s stone and soil are gold. (İstanbul’un taşı toprağı altın.) This description hinted at the opportunities, hope, wealth that the city supposedly presented to everyone.1 No
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