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.
Inspiration
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.
“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.
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.
How Taking A Year Out Bought Back My Creative Flare
It’s amazing how academia can destroy creativity. The strain to get the best marks, the time constraints of tight...
Playful Rebels: How MageQuill Seeks to (Re)define the Storytelling and Publishing Space
Swara speaks about her vantage-point as an aspiring young writer and team-member to explore the ethos behind MageQuill as a youth-centric publishing space.
Edward P. Clapp
The Cat has a chat with the Harvard-based author, lecturer and creativity researcher.
Richard Louv
Author and journalist Richard Louv gives The Cat some much-needed advice on the importance of prancing about in nature.
