Jan 8, 2021 38 min

Rachel Runesson

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Rachel Runesson is a student in Archeology and Social Anthropology, at the University of Edinburgh. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, she completed an undergraduate dissertation that explores sacred space in a virtual world. In the interview, we talk about a haiku that is included in her project. This is it: communion crumbs persist, still, on my fingers as I type, I hum

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