Change-making and Community-building in South Africa
Social change-makers Rozanne Hay and Julie Dakers echo the spirit of International Women’s Day by sharing stories of inspiration, change, and bonding amongst women-communities in South Africa.
MageQuill Moments For the Moments behind the stories
Of Language and Revival: (Re)visiting the Highlands
Scottish Gaelic Consultant Àdhamh Ó Broin chats with The Cat about finding his personal, professional, and musical connection with the language, and his life-long passion for (re)building his cultural identity. And of course, his work on the TV show Outlander.
Love Your Pet Day!
Team members Sarah Hess and Swara Shukla shower some love on their pets on #LoveYourPetDay!
“Streams” and “Dismal” by Sreemay Rath
17-year-old MageQuill author Sreemay Rath gives us two poems to explore self-love on Valentine’s Day.
Conversations with a Cosmonaut
Trained cosmonaut Esther Dyson talks to Editor Swara Shukla about stories that inspire her, fear of death, and her life-long quest to learn.
Reflections 190210: Red Skye at night, shepherd’s delight. (Alternative title: Dragons fighting, red void ensues, brave airlineers push through.)
The sky was brilliant tonight,so I hastily picked up my camera for a quick walk up the hill behind...
Creativity 5.0: When human ideas lay the foundation of a better world carried out and improved by technology.
An essay co-authored by founders Marianne Rugard Jarvstrat and Niklas Jarvstrat, Creativity 5.0 explores a collaborative relationship between human creativity and idea-generation, and a technology-led society based on Artificial Intelligence. It aims to open up the idea for an ongoing dialogue on new approaches to creativity.
Laplandic Storytelling
The Swedish Lapland is a breathtaking, and often inaccessible landscape. With its stillness and nature, it is a great cultivating ground for stories, creativity and inspiration. A chat with Laplandic filmmaker Erika Mikaelsson about all of these and more.
Weather report 190131: Stern, cold, snowcapped
Today, Mossytop was stern and cold, capped with snow in the crispy clear afternoon: Sometimes people ask why I...
