Timothy Lim

Welcome to the second in a series of casual and fun introductions to Interintellect hosts! If you are a host and wish to submit your own answers, we are currently running a shorter version of the questionnaire here. 1. How did you find the ii and what drew you to

Welcome to the first in a series of casual and fun introductions to Interintellect hosts! If you are a host and wish to submit your own answers, we are currently running a shorter version of the questionnaire here. 1. How did you find the ii and what drew you to

I don’t want to give you the usual spiel on why Beowulf is worth reading. Chances are, you’ve heard that already (it’s a favourite pastime of English teachers, and we’re all better off for it!). I’d much rather tell you something you don’t already

Visakan Veerasamy is the author of Introspect. Paul Millerd is the author of The Pathless Path: Imagining a New Story for Work and Life (explore this topic now in an upcoming salon!). Below, they discuss thinking and writing online, how they imagine their readers, and how they see publishing a

We can only imagine the spectrum of brutalities and love known by painter Remedios Varo, though the peace-seeking qualities of her riveting body of work suggest depths of first-hand experience with human nature, and a choice to paint towards harmony with enormous questions. Her painting Creation of the Birds is

Although I run workshops and focus groups in my day job, there was something about hosting a salon that made me nervous. I enjoy moderating research groups for the same reason I enjoy presenting or acting. It’s a frame, a concealment. Hosts, on the other hand, have to make