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I write about life, nature and technology. In my new novel I'm sewing them together with threads of empathy. I also make messy embroidery, misaligned weaving, lumpy knitting and other embarrassments. ...

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Researchers discovered a spider web they said spanned about 1,140 square feet in a narrow passage between Albania and Greece. The web housed around 111,000 spiders, including two species of spiders th...

The Texan Ideology reflects a century-old fusion of the oil industry and millenarian Christianity.

Nature and Wellbeing in the Digital Age eBook : Thomas, Sue: Amazon.co.uk: Books

I'm handing on the mantle of technobiophilia and this is why

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If you want to live in harmony with nature *and* technology and create a calmer, more balanced, lifestyle for you and your family, this book is for you. It's all about getting in touch with nature wit...

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Does virtual space have some kind of atmospheric materiality that is, perhaps, something like air? With audio introduction. #internet #virtuality #networks

I'm experimenting with creating short audio introductions to my Substack newsletter. They're part of my education as I learn the landscape of the platform. Please drop by to listen, read and subscribe if you're interested. It's free! Find out more at Featured image It's hard to believe that this FutureEverything conference was 14 years ago. I was just starting my research into the relationships between nature and technology. I'll be writing about this interview on Substack soon.

An excerpt from 'Hello World: Travels in Virtuality' by Sue Thomas (2004)

Do you remember LambdaMOO?

In 2009 I went in search of a piece of cyberspace history

In 2009 I went in search of a piece of cyberspace history

This week I'm launching my first Substack newsletter and hope you'll subscribe (it's free).

Desire for a politics that cares about global and local injustice is sharpening the political gender divide, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

I've just signed 38 Degrees' petition calling on Trump to be banned from addressing the UK Parliament during his state visit later this year. Will you join me and add your name too?

RIP, the Guardian-Observer 1993-2025. It was not a natural death.

Here's some news about a great project which used my concept of technobiophilia as the inspiration for the interior of the YY Building in London's Canary Wharf. As far as I know, it's the largest application of technobiophilia so far. And it's beautiful. This "ever-changing interactive installation", named simply 'Technobiophilia', was designed by Acrylicize:

Northern Europeans are the least hopeful. Greeks, Spaniards, and Italians are angry and sad. And, citizens of the Global South—and the United States—are the most hopeful.