@mssophiaparker@JayEeeEnn@juderogers@antoniabance Elizabeth Strout, Alice Munro, Lorrie Moore, Lydia Davis all writers of forget-to-breathe levels of skill. And I loved Ann Patchett State of Wonder recently, totally absorbing and made me want to read more of hers. Of course Ursula K LeGuin (current for me!)
@rachelcoldicutt Reflected on this to the 14yo at (GoPuff) Wireless yesterday - "this represents a hell of a lot of future small and largely unnecessary deliveries... venture capital is what allows businesses to make a loss while 'in brand-building phase'"
Excellent chat with @SandersonFran Francesca Sanderson on impact investing, arts impact, social impact, creativity and what she learned living off-grid. https://t.co/ikJEYnvMSP
@praddenkeefe@WSJ Hurray! Can't wait. The way you build your rigorous research brick by brick into a narrative arc precision-engineered for entertainment is utterly masterful. Also loved Wind of Change!
As it's #CleanAirDay, we spoke to @LoveSsega about making a big noise when it comes to fighting toxic air, his #WeLiveAndBreathe free event in South London this Saturday – and his idea of utopia.
Who said art and culture can’t bring about change? →
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To great uncertainty and controversy, in 2007, Ljubljana closed 12 hectares of its city center to private cars. Just 40% of residents approved.
A decade later, no less than 97% were against reopening to motor traffic: “None of us can really imagine cars ever staging a comeback”.
@Lilydunnwriter Haha me too, I apologised to my team in advance for seeing a film without subtitles then REJOICED in thinking about nothing else for two hours. Glorious nonsense that we particularly need now.
@notajogger It's my running (and everything) audiobook at the moment! Crucial and compelling - unbelievable how much of the value chain of pharma Arthur Sackler was able (legally) to control and how much of the Purdue playbook came from those early practices. And, like Theranos...