I’m really enjoying the incredible storytelling and photography by @craigmod in Things Become Other Things. It’s a deep personal story that’s worth spending time with.

had a few fun chats about "fast design tools" and "collaborative design" with this guy about thirteen years ago. (congrats @zoink and co ☺️)

Some notes on overtourism in Japan and how it hurts small businesses:.

I'm absolutely loving this book by @craigmod. It's filling me with this deep sadness knowing it will end and also delight as I slowly work my way through it, feeling in every page that he channeled something magical and beautiful, in a way most other books fail to offer

Looking forward to @craigmod’s new book. Seems to be on sale now at various places.

My favorite writers @phokarlsson's and @craigmod's unusual lives are why their ideas stick in my mind. Maybe we all should try to be a bit more like them – and do the weirdest thing that feels right?. (link in next tweet)

Time to read about fast software from @craigmod again

#山口県 は.小さな宝物のようなまち✨. 作家で写真家、歩く旅人.#クレイグ・モド さん👟.@craigmod. グレイグさんの.エッセイをもとにめぐる."山口県の夏旅スポット"☀️. クレイグさんがおすすめする.山口のKISSA情報も☕️. 👟#バイブス人類学🚀.各種Podcastで配信中🎙. #people813 #jwave #人類学.

Love being old-er. The Solar Eclipse in 2026? Booked. Cycling trip in 297 days? Training already. A @craigmod book in 8 months? Pre-ordered

Craig Mod (@craigmod) on why writers and creatives need to put the phone away:

This week on the pod, I'm joined by Craig Mod (@craigmod)–artist, author, and photographer who moved to Japan at 19 after losing his best friend. After building a life there for two decades, he began walking 30 to 40km a day, through vanishing villages, with no phone or music.

Fascinating Radio New Zealand interview today with @craigmod, a photographer, writer, and pizza toast enthusiast living in Japan (like me!). His new book explores a walk along the 300-mile Kumano Kodō (熊野古道). Deets → Listen ↓. 🇳🇿 🇯🇵🚶‍♂️‍📚

Got very curious about e-ink. I partially blame @tomcritchlow & @craigmod.

☕️. The best writing verbalises thoughts bubbling in people’s heads, that they haven’t yet found the vocabulary for. In that vein, here are some prolific ones I enjoy:. @phokarlsson .@anuatluru .@commoncog.@drgurner.@craigmod

Craig Mod describes the powerful moment of meeting his birth mom for the very first time. cc: @craigmod

New book about old school Japanese cafes by @craigmod and Imai-san has arrived. Craig is one of the few people I know who loves classic Showa-era cafes (kissa) as much as I do. He’s also effortlessly classy in everything he makes. Check out the English version.

TBOT Update: Random House just told me we've gone into a second printing (1st was not inconsiderable) — so thank you to everyone who has grabbed a copy. And if you haven't, those first pressings are still out in circulation but perhaps not for long:.

Been looking forward to this for some time. @craigmod’s Things Become Other Things: A Walking Memoir. Huge fan of his writing

Technology teleports us out of the moment and out of discomfort. Episode 913 with @craigmod✌🏼🌱