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In an interview with ii Host K.A. Mulenga, best-selling children’s books author, we talk about rediscovering his passion for writing, the people who inspire him to write, and his discovery of self-publishing. Join us in his upcoming Salon, “On Self-Publishing Books!” “You have control. You answer to yourself.

KORNIENKO コニンコー (Sophia Kornienko), is a journalist, animation artist and the host of the UnschoolingFuture Podcast. Please enjoy this essay (originally published here), introducing her upcoming book, Free To Browse: Organic Contexts for Tech and Media Literacy, and join in the discourse about kids’ and teens’ digital freedoms in her

In an interview with ii Host Guy Morris, researcher and author of the award winning AI thriller, SWARM, we talk about the challenges he faced in his early life, his journey as a writer of “Intelligent Action Thrillers,” and the morality of Artificial Intelligence. Join us in his upcoming Salon,

Startup veteran and ii Host Jason Shen shares his personal creative journey, how he came to connect with writer and editorial director Herbert Lui, author of Creative Doing, and some of the insights they both hope to share in their upcoming Super Salon, “Finding Your Voice.” “It’s not about

Hey, Interintellects! Next week, writer and editorial director Herbert Lui will be discussing his new book on creativity, Creative Doing, in a SuperSalon hosted by startup veteran Jason Shen, who embarked on his own Creative Doing challenge.  We’re sharing an introduction from Herbert and a few of these prompts

“It moves. They are all alive. Even the moon bulges in its orange irons to push children, like a god, from its eye.” Originally posted by Irene J. Karthik on Substack. To read more on poetry from Irene, check out her previously featured piece, More Poetry Please! —ii Editorial I

Jay Colbert, ii Host, librarian, and self-proclaimed “cyborg nerd,” shares how his love of finding connections led him to host his upcoming ii Salon, “More Human Than Human: An Exploration of Cyborgs and Assemblages.” “I have always been an interconnected type of person.” We are all familiar with cyborgs in