the library
Writing
This is where the different forms of my writing live together.
Some pieces begin in ordinary life—with something I have noticed while working, caring, building, being a mother, or trying to understand what is happening around me. Others follow a question through the Spiral Architecture. Some take the form of stories because a story can sometimes make a pattern visible before it can be fully explained.
You do not need to read any of it in a particular order. Begin wherever something catches your attention.
The registers simply offer different ways into the work: Spiral Stories, Transformational Stories, Field Notes, papers, and notes written from inside the Spiral while it is still unfolding.
Some pieces also appear on Substack or are shared elsewhere. This library is where they remain together as part of the wider body of work.
Papers · 2026-10From Zero Point to Form
A relational architecture of emergence
The outward movement of the Spiral: how something begins at a coherent centre, enters relationship and gradually takes form without losing its axis along the way. Eleven stations, from sensing and discernment through generative relationship, emergence and release to form.
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Spiral Stories · 2026-10The Woman Whose Future Filed a Restraining Order
A Spiral Story about sensing, choosing, relationship, control — and the highly advanced technology of going on holiday.
There was once a woman called Mara who had an idea.
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From Inside the Spiral · 2026-10How Things Begin to Take Shape
A few thoughts on choice, relationship, and what happens when we stop trying to control every next step
From Inside the Spiral No. 1. Notes from lived experience — not instructions, just what I observe from where I stand.
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Transformational Stories · 2026-10The City Whose Fridge Was Six Hundred Kilometres Long
Transformation Stories — possible futures through the Spiral Architecture
I have been getting the same question lately in different forms:
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Spiral Stories · 2026-10The Couple Who Were Definitely Not in a Relationship
A Spiral Story about Humanity, Money, and the economic system they keep blaming on each other
Humanity and The System arrived for relationship counselling eleven minutes late.
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in exchange · 2026-10The Spiral Economy Begins Before the Economy
The Spiral Economy did not begin as an economic theory. It began when my body finally stopped — and I noticed the gap.
Part 1 of 9. Thank you, and where this begins: on a terrace, after the body stopped.
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in exchange · 2026-09The Spiral Economy
What if the problem is not capitalism or socialism, but the architecture underneath both?
The central economic problem may not be markets versus planning, or growth versus degrowth, but the architecture through which value, power, resources and capacity move. A different starting point.
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Papers · 2026-09The Generator
Why becoming part of something greater should not require us to become less ourselves
What has to be true for a person to join something larger and come out with more of themselves, not less. Six elements. Two papers: one to read, one to take apart. Version 0.1 held still so it can be tested.
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Papers · 2026-09The Generative Relationship
From proving value to discovering possibility
The relationship where something comes out that neither of you brought in. Both remain whole, neither bends, both expand. Very few of these in a life; this is what has to be true for one.
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Papers · 2026-08The Spiral Economy — Concept Paper
A recursive systems architecture for economic freedom, regenerative capacity and voluntary social organization
Not a theory I set out to write. A pattern I could not unsee after my body stopped, written down as a system: what changes when an economy starts with the relationships that generate.
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Field Notes · 2026-04It Is Not Charisma. It Is Coherence.
If the game board has dissolved — what actually leads now?
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Field Notes · 2026-03Beyond the Inflection Point
What no exponential model predicts
Peter Diamandis published an article this week that is worth reading in full. He calls what is arriving a Supersonic Tsunami — three exponential curves hitting their inflection points simultaneously: compute scaling, model capabilities,…
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Field Notes · 2026-02You Are Not Burned Out. You Are Misaligned.
On the quiet collapse that comes before remembering who you are.
It doesn't arrive dramatically. There is no single moment, no clean breaking point.
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Field Notes · 2026-02The Human Is Not a Slow Machine
On presence, coherence, and the one race AI can never win
We have been trying to win a race we were never meant to run. The machine will always win the efficiency race. That was never the problem to solve.
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