The Possible City
Patrick M. LydonHand-illustrated stories from East Asia to the world, peeking into the cities we dream about.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 89 | Subscribers | Read | thepossiblecity.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Hokusai, Oi, and the Ecological Mega-City
For development to be useful and sane, it must be tethered to the reality of our place in nature and the cosmos.
Five Views of Three Japanese Cities
This week I offer a handful of illustrated scenes that linger in my memory — not because of their grandeur, but because of their simplicity.
Mojiko: Where the Wind Stops, the Sun Returns
This writing is a direct continuation of last week’s. If missed it, you might want to start with that one. You could also start at the begining of this entire seven-part series on traveling in Kitakyushu. To do that, check out the full seri...
Mojiko: A Family Liquor Shop and the Re-Imagining of Old Things
Welcome! This continuing series on traveling in Kitakyushu now contains six parts. If you are new around here and missed any of the previous installations, you can see the full series here. Start with A Line, Between the Ocean and the Stars...
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Authors
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American writer, artist & urbanist, based in East Asia. Focused on urban ecology. Director of City as Nature (Daejeon). Arts editor at The Nature of Cities (New York). My car is a 'mamachari' bicycle.
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