I was (naively) hoping it wouldn’t come to this! “Methodology? Aren’t we being creative? Cannot the creative process be my method?” Ah right, it can’t! Because that’s what my project wants to challenge in the first place: Creators across media do stuff about the environment, hoping that their works will inspire people to act, butContinue reading Two roads diverge in an eco-storytelling wood – and I will take the one less traveled by

What? My project’s what remains the only part of it that seems final, unchanging. The concrete articulation of it changes in nuances every time I try to put it down in words. But, I know that my overall “mission” is to support ecosystem restoration (see, for example, UN Decade). Specifically, I want to foster a link betweenContinue reading By the end of this programme, we will have something to play.

I am starting to understand that the scope of my final project, if it is to be an all-rounded, complete piece of work, will probably end up merging a lot of my initially-separate ideas together. I’m here to make something good. The Int. futures readings about mushrooms, as well as the KIPP lecture on data,Continue reading Both below ground and above it

First week of the World of Story is behind us – well, the first and the last, I suppose? The intensive programme structure is really refreshing, but I can already see it will require a bit of practice to get used to it. The two intensive days meant being quite positively overwhelmed with inputs, prompts,Continue reading You are Little Red Riding Hood. What do you do next?

My decision to study Narrative Futures was fueled predominantly by passion and intuition. My aims are, first and foremost, to get creative and have fun. I trust in the process and that any academic or professional benefits will arise from that – and only that. Back in 2022, I chose the programme with a clearerContinue reading Welcoming Dionysus & benching Apollo