Creativity Under Capitalism
Adrianna NineOn finding, practicing, and protecting your creativity in a socioeconomic environment that tells you to do otherwise.
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I'm a freelance journalist, the writer behind CREATIVITY UNDER CAPITALISM (a newsletter about the intersection of art and work), and the author of THOSE LIGHTS AT NIGHT (a Spotify audio novella). --- Phoenix, AZ | she/her
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