Tag: andrew dana hudson
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Jubensha Con
On Saturday I went to Jubensha Con 2026. The first english language convention about the Chinese social phenomenon of Jubensha.
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Creative Loop
All a scene really is, is just people just prompting each other in a tight feedback loop.
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Up In Flames
This evening I just junked the whole thing and went with with a SaaS tool. So that was 12 solid hours spent this weekend totally up in flames.
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Nice To See You
I went to a friend’s birthday at the weekend and had a lot of conversations with people I haven’t seen since my early 20s.
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Lock In
Like pretty much every other Millennial, I’ve been hearing the phrase ‘Lock In’ everywhere lately.
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This Is What I’ll Think Next Year
Every six months or so, I end up writing something here about how much unfinished writing I have. Finishing things is so hard.
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Phantom Rhythm
I realised on Thursday this week that I was experiencing ‘Phantom Podcast Syndrome’ a little nagging feeling I needed to write a script.
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Playability
One of things happening in culture that I think we can all feel intuitively is that increasingly media mediums are playable.
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In the Storm, a Fire | A Solarpunk Short Story
In the Storm, a Fire: A Solarpunk short story by Jay Springett and Andrew Dana Hudson.
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Settling In
The idea that a new work must come out, be consumed, burn bright before we all collectively move on to the next thing is a crazy one. It’s rotting peoples…
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What’s the Time?
As a teenager I maintained that I didn’t need to wear a watch as if I wanted to know the time I always had my phone with me.
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Solarpunk: A Container for More Fertile Futures
My original essay from Solarpunk Magazine’s first issue. It examines the rise of Solarpunk as a creative force for sustainable futures.












