Krishnan Iyer·Oct 10One Hard WinterAn Amor Fati story from Seattle’s Washington Park Arboretum: a 1961 freeze killed a whole box of seedlings but one, and the survivor…
Krishnan Iyer·Oct 9Memento Mori and the GPS That Never Says “You Have Arrived”A review of Bill Perkins’s Die with Zero, read through Memento Mori, durable happiness and my years working in homelessness
Krishnan Iyer·Oct 7Yard by Yard: A Pollinator Garden That Started as a Water ProblemLaetitia Durabilis on Finn Hill: a retired academic’s stormwater grant, a tire chemical that kills salmon, and the corridor of native yards…
Krishnan Iyer·Sep 23The Garden That Refuses to GrieveAn Amor Fati story at Lake Wilderness: a rescue garden built from two men’s collections, and a 270-foot trail that has spent fifteen years…
Krishnan Iyer·Sep 23The 15% You Can See, The 85% That Actually WorksLaetitia Durabilis and the Home We Named Future: home number 801, five hours, and the part of the problem you cannot nail together.
Krishnan Iyer·Jul 28Seventy Minutes Before the ShootingA note before you read. This is a firsthand account of the mass shooting at the Bite of Seattle on July 26, 2026, told from inside the…A response icon2A response icon2
Krishnan Iyer·Jun 15The Forest That a Neighborhood Refused to LoseClick for 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎧 Spotify 🎧 YouTube Music 🎧Amazon Music
Krishnan Iyer·Jun 2The Flower, the King, and the Weight Every Gully Cricket Kid CarriesWhat Andy Flower and Virat Kohli proved about the limits of pure talent—and why the ultimate competitive engine is the raw, street-level…
Krishnan Iyer·Dec 12, 2025The Stories We Don’t SeeWhat five books reveal about homelessness, context, and durable happiness
