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Imagine a future where the “efficient allocation of resources” means subsidising tragedy for prime-time ratings. In Vigilance, Robert Jackson Bennett explores the twisted endpoint of our attention economy, where tragedy is a feature, not a bug. It’s a clinical, visceral punch to the throat that forced my “Reading Demon” out of its coma and into…
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I was a “special” kind of naive: a teenager who respected invisible laws that didn’t even exist. I thought storytelling was a two-nation monopoly and that the library was guarded by gods. Then, an Economics degree tried to tax my imagination into oblivion, leaving my Reading Demon in a years-long coma. It took a logistical…
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Shake off the winter frost and reclaim your focus. In this edition of The Analogue Evenings, we’re diving into the whimsical world of The House in the Cerulean Sea and trying to master the meditative art of neurographic drawing.
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In mid-January, when winter feels endless and technology distracts us, this week’s “Analogue Evening” contrasts cozy essentials with a vibrant book. Emily Henry’s “People We Meet on Vacation” offers a sunny escape and explores friendship and romance. Alongside, a knitting project for a warm hat invites creativity amid the winter chill.
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While traditional mentorship has declined, online platforms foster new connections among hobbyists worldwide. However, these digital spaces also present challenges, including comparison, advice quality, and gatekeeping. Ultimately, the online craft community thrives on inclusivity and shared experiences.
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Easing back into the 9-5 routine this week has been a total drain on my mental energy. I found myself crashing early, yet the urge to reach for my phone in the evenings was stronger than ever. Let’s be real: when you’re tired, that “brain-dead overstimulation” feels like exactly what you need – sign me…
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Oh my, the amount of times during the day where I feel…something? God knows what, that makes me reach for my phone and mindlessly scroll on Instagram or Reddit until I reach the end of it. News Flash – there’s no end to either of those. Doesn’t mean I don’t keep digging like a trusted…
