Laura Peek·Nov 11, 202121 novels to save the world:he definitive climate fiction reading listThe Drowned World J.G. Ballard, 1962 Ballard’s pioneering work of climate fiction, set in 2045, in a world left flooded and…
Laura Peek·Nov 11, 2021Discover the hidden history of an unsung female climate heroEunice Foote warned in 1856 that too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would warm the Earth but was her work overlooked or deliberately…
Laura Peek·Oct 31, 2021The rise of ‘cli-fi’: stories to save the worldCan novelists spur us to action in ways that scientists can’t?
Laura Peek·Oct 27, 2021How The Modern House became a publisher and an estate agencyThe estate agents who reinvented the property sector with editorial content are launching a print magazine
Laura Peek·May 1, 2020Ex-FBI agent explains how to communicate when everyone is wearing a maskJoe Navarro is one of the world’s foremost authorities on reading faces but as an FBI agent he was more interested in hands. “The average…
InStoryCodebyLaura Peek·Mar 21, 2020Could bra makers manufacture masks?3M’s masks were conceived as bra cups so could bra makers manufacture masks just as gin distilleries are making hand sanitizer?
InStoryCodebyLaura Peek·Sep 9, 2019The storytelling tribe: how stories help us cooperateHunter-gatherers in the Philippines provide the first real-world evidence that storytelling is an evolutionary adaptation that helps…
InStoryCodebyLaura Peek·Sep 9, 2019Why you should lead with a storyPresenting strategy as a story equips people with a map that helps them visualise and prepare for the journey