Kinfolk Issue Nineteen: The spring edition of Kinfolk explores our relationship with adrenaline and its vital contribution to our quality of life.
After all, finding joy in knuckle-whitening moments can be enlivening, not immobilizing.
Whether it's through leaping out of a plane at 14,000 feet or cutting off all our hair, or by cliff-diving into the sea or getting a tattoo, making friends with fear opens us up to a flurry of exhilaration.
If we aspire to live life instead of just watch it, our days won't be safe or stilted: The best stories start with the most unexpected moments, and these experiences normally come from confronting our comfort zones instead of taking the easy, expected or well-lit route.
| Nineteen | The spring edition of |
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| If we aspire to live life instead of just watch it, our days won't be safe or stilted | The best stories start with the most unexpected moments and these experiences normally come from confronting our comfort zones instead of taking the easy expected or welllit route |
Kinfolk volume 19, paperback/various
