Do you want to spend more quality time with the people, ideas and passions that matter most in your life? This book helps you explore your beliefs, ambitions, friendships, memories and flights of imagination.
Do you want to spend more quality time with the people, ideas and passions that matter most in your life? In an age of weightless, disposable digital products, here's a book to help you live more fully: that invites you to explore your beliefs, ambitions, friendships, memories and flights of imagination.
A mixture of inspiration and reflection, it's unlike anything else you've seen before: a beautifully crafted object blending text and design into something for you to make truly your own. Downloading a million digital books won't make you happy - but carrying this one with you might.
Tom Chatfield is a British author and broadcaster. His books exploring digital culture have been published in over two dozen languages. A columnist for the BBC, international commentator and TED Global speaker, he has worked as a writer and consultant with some of the world's leading technology firms. He completed a doctorate at St John's College, Oxford, before moving to London. He currently lives in Kent with his wife, young family and several semi-feral animals.
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Tom Chatfield is a British author and broadcaster. His books exploring digital culture have been published in over two dozen languages. A columnist for the BBC, international commentator and TED Global speaker, he has worked as a writer and consultant with some of the world's leading technology firms. He completed a doctorate at St John's College, Oxford, before moving to London. He currently lives in Kent with his wife, young family and several semi-feral animals.
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Tom Chatfield is a British author and broadcaster. His books exploring digital culture have been published in over two dozen languages. A columnist for the BBC, international commentator and TED Global speaker, he has worked as a writer and consultant with some of the world's leading technology firms. He completed a doctorate at St John's College, Oxford, before moving to London. He currently lives in Kent with his wife, young family and several semi-feral animals.
