There is a world after Amazon, or the radical joy and need to imagine together (interview)
An interview about the Worker as Futurist project and its edited collection, The World After Amazon: Stories from Amazon Workers
An interview about the Worker as Futurist project and its edited collection, The World After Amazon: Stories from Amazon Workers
What is the power of corporate storytelling today, especially storytelling about the future, particularly in the hands of firms like Amazon with the power to radically transform life as we know it? And what does this power imply for the struggle of workers and communities not only to defend their rights in the here-and-now, but to reclaim the right to determine the shape of the future?
9 short stories from rank-and-file Amazon workers about the World After Amazon, available in print, online and as a podcast/audiobook
A copy-edited version of the following paper, “Writing Back Against Amazon’s Empire: Science Fiction, Corporate Storytelling, and the Dignity of the Workers’ Word,” by Max … Read more
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos often talks about humanity starting again on other planets. But a new project funding Amazon workers’ sci-fi writing is imagining how life could be different right here on Earth, in a world without corporate overlords like Bezos.
Launching a new podcast about the future Amazon is building and the workers, writers and communities that are fighting for different worlds
We are launching a paid group for current and former Amazon workers to write about the future they envision. Applications due Feb 10, 2023
This essay was published in the Los Angeles Review of Books on May 7, 2022. Is Amazon the Borg? We Asked Their Workers By Max … Read more
An essay for the Routledge International Handbook for Creative Futures about how we can work with Amazon workers to envision radical alternatives
I am very pleased to be working with Graeme Webb and Xenia Benivolski on a new project that is piloting a methodology for using science … Read more