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How To Think

Tom Chatfield

Sharpening your mind, one newsletter at at time

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Latest Issues

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How technology has made us what we are

My new book was finally published on 22nd February! With apologies to those who may be fed up with my mentioning it, I’m in equal measure excited, proud and nervous about this one.

2 months ago
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How to have a conversation with a book

Over the last few days, I have been having a conversation with a friend’s forthcoming book: scribbling in its margins, registering delight or dissent via underlinings and exclamation marks, riffing into notepads.

3 months ago
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How to think about AI and creative labour

Last year, I became Chair of two not-for-profit organisations devoted to creators’ rights and remuneration: the Authors’ Licensing and Collecting Society and the Copyright Licensing Agency. I’ve been a Director of both organisations for a n...

4 months ago
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How I think about writing

I recently received the first proofs for my next book, Wise Animals. I’ve been writing it for the last three years, exploring its themes for the last decade and —frankly—I’m nervous about what the world will make of this one. It’s a work of...

6 months ago
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Authors

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  • Tom Chatfield

    Tech philosopher, novelist, educator, dad. Non-fiction, thrillers, critical thinking textbooks. Jazz piano. Lists.

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