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- What beach walking can teach us
- Radical empathy in a novel
- The great inventor we've forgotten
Here's Miriam Seidel on the great love of Nikola Tesla's life and his duality as both a scientist and a profoundly spiritual man. Miriam has written an opera about #Tesla and a forthcoming book about it, rescuing his name from the stigma of a certain car company.
https://miriamseidel.com/2025/07/16/nikola-teslas-extraordinary-love-story/
Most people know Nikola Tesla as an inventor. His breakthroughs in electricity and wireless transmission helped to transform our world; that’s why his name is associated with a well-known electric car (more about that later). But Tesla’s visionary side didn’t just express itself in the world-changing inventions he imagined into being. He also had actual visions, dating […]
In our latest newsletter: author Mir Seidel on cosplay as "ritual magic."
"Writers are so much braver than any other artist," says Georgia Riordan in our latest newsletter, featuring thoughts from our interns.
Find out why she thinks so:
In the upcoming episode of "Walking America," two writers discuss how walking with a dog affects their experience of the world, and their work.
Online, 6/9/ Register here:
https://walklistencreate.org/walkingevent/walking-america-writers-in-conversation-with-ann-de-forest-ernesto-pujol-and-susan-m-schultz/
Does walking with a dog enhance the experience of walking? If so, in what way? For poet Susan M. Schultz and walking artist and writer Ernesto Pujol, walking with dogs offers a means to meander, to shift perspective, and to marvel again and again at the oddity of the humans they encounter, sometimes affable, sometimes confrontational.
On launch day for THE BLUE DOOR, author Janice Deal talks with Deborah Kalb. Excerpt:
Q: How would you describe the dynamic between Flo and Teddy?
A: There is love there. And tremendous loyalty. These are two individuals for whom life has not turned out exactly how either of them might have expected; consequently, that love and loyalty are expressed in some unconventional, even devastating, ways.
https://deborahkalbbooks.blogspot.com/2025/04/q-with-janice-deal.html
As we celebrate #earthday2025 (with deep apprehension), Nathaniel Popkin's impassioned plea for #ClimateJustice remains both relevant and incredibly moving.
OMG, preorders have piled up so fast that we need a second printing before the book is even published!
Our bookkeeper is annoyed. But other folks who want to explore "unsettling personal truths" can keep up the preorders here:
https://www.newdoorbooks.net/the-blue-door
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