Returning to Omelas
The ones who walk away in Le Guin’s 1973 dystopian short story are those who refuse to accept that the price of their own freedom is the denial and violent suppression of someone else’s. But walk away to do what? To go where?
The ones who walk away in Le Guin’s 1973 dystopian short story are those who refuse to accept that the price of their own freedom is the denial and violent suppression of someone else’s. But walk away to do what? To go where?
A series of writing prompts via a collaborative zine to help you detox from social media, artificiality and the pursuit of perfection.
This has unexpectedly turned into an ode to my home and my neighbours?
A quote turned call-to-(zine)-chain-mail-action
Skim read to get to the writer's tips. Fyi, this post is probably best viewed online - I apologise for crushing your inbox with too many pics.