Internet Sovereignty—our next print pamphlet is here!

In this essay collection, 10 writers think through the future of the internet. New_ Public serves as our patron with Josh Kramer writing our foreword.

Coming up:

• “It’s obvious why we hate social media,” by Josh Kramer

• “I quit Spotify—now I buy albums like it’s the 90s,” by Elle Griffin

• “Airbnb, Uber, and Meetup wanted better exit options,” with Nathan Schneider

• “The hidden labour of the internet,” by lou millar-machugh (they/he)

• “The case for taxing AI slop,” by Mike Pepi

• “The algorithm doesn’t have to destroy us,” by Hamish McKenzie

• “The internet has no benches,” by Spencer Chang

• "The internet needs ecologists," by Matthew Prebeg

• “How I disconnected from tech in 2025,” by Derek Beyer

• “I’m boycotting big tech,” by Elle Griffin

• “The redemption of the digital age” by Hara Kumar

The collection will serialize in The Elysian over the next five weeks. Or you can support the project by purchase the entire collection as a digital or print pamphlet here:

Profits are shared between contributing writers!