Every month, I write a carefully crafted digital letter to my readers. I use it to explore how we might reimagine science – and, through that, how we might reimagine living together. The letters touch on slow science, deep work, more inclusive forms of knowledge production beyond academia, and a way of life I call “soft living”. Along the way, I share notes from my fieldwork journals, drawings, personal photos and revelations, as well as occasional updates about new podcast episodes, articles, books, and public performances. I sell absolutely nothing, and there is no commercial aim to this letter; it is simply me writing about things that, I believe, matter to me and to many others, even if they do not fit into an academic journal.

Examples of recent subjects are:

• On the Joyful Struggle of Deep Work, and the Disappearance of Scientific Value
• Not Mine to Write: Notes on Collective Research
• On the Absurdity of Planning the Life You Think You’re Working Toward
• An Anthropology of the Invisible