RT @AccessCopyright: Access Copyright Foundation, an arm’s length foundation of Access Copyright, is excited to announce the Canadian creat….

dream life update 🚨☁️: i'm thrilled to share that i'm writing a book! i feel so lucky that PRESENT TENSE found a home with @TheNewPress and @McClellandBooks (@PenguinCanada). and all thanks to @s_haywood and the team at @TransLitAgency. coming to a bookstore near you spring '27!

Introducing Grok Imagine.

RT @SilverbergDave: This is one of my fave longreads and profiles in a long time. A trust master class by @mmcavanagh.

RT @Longreads: "As the sun grazed the treetops against a cotton candy sky, I thought that if this was a doomsday survivalist’s paradise, it….

RT @longformprofile: The Hideaway. In an abandoned military barracks in rural Germany, Ben Green prepares for the end of the world. by @mmc….

RT @longformprofile: Edition #50 features amazing longform reads from:. @sarahjeong @missbarton @PAPPADEMAS @HyltonAnne @bborrell @susandom….

RT @ameliaschonbek: In an abandoned military barracks in rural Germany, Ben Green is preparing for the end of the world. For @Hazlitt, @mmc….

a year later i’m still asking myself: how can we cope with uncertainty as we oscillate between doom and hope?. i’m grateful to have had the chance to work it out for @hazlitt: (and to @ameliaschonbek for the clear-eyed and thoughtful edits!).

at the Collapse Laboratory, ben gathered like-minded people who believed that climate collapse wasn’t just imminent, it was happening now — and that we needed to think deeply about how to show up for it. i was curious.

our host was a man named ben green (@thepirateben). in 2019, he bought the biggest, cheapest, most isolated piece of land he could find in germany and started what he calls “one man’s ten-year plan to build a post-climate catastrophe community”.

last summer i spent a week living in an old army barracks-turned-eco-bunker, deep in the east german forest. i was there for the Collapse Laboratory, a retreat that brought people together to think about how to prepare for the end of the world.

i'm working on a project that does exactly this. it's great to see this expressed so clearly and urgently, and i agree: we desperately need stories that explore the emotional landscape of the climate crisis to show us how to live right now.

Huge thanks to @AccessCopyright for the support — and the vote of confidence in my work.

RT @CarsonCenter: If you have always wondered how to best turn your scholarly output into engaging stories for a broader audience, join us….

I'm so grateful for the support from @NIAgeing and excited to get to work on my project — about how extreme heat impacts older Canadians — for the @TorontoStar.

i'm excited to spend the next two months as a visiting researcher at the @CarsonCenter at the LMU in munich 🌱. i'll be working on my @ukings MFA project about the emotional landscape of the climate crisis (and creating a local library power ranking, probably)

RT @LAReviewofBooks: "Zhang builds a dystopian world so similar to ours it does not transport so much as it unnerves, disconcerts." @mmcava….

RT @LAReviewofBooks: In her review of C Pam Zhang's "Land of Milk and Honey," @mmcavanagh asks, “If we let pleasure guide us, what will we….

For @LAReviewofBooks I wrote about C Pam Zhang's novel Land of Milk and Honey — about pleasure, survival and catastrophe — and the shrinking margin between dystopia and reality:.