Keep the source.
Paste an excerpt and add its title, author, and link. Your source stays attached as the collection evolves.
AN INDEPENDENT READING DESK
A LITTLE MORE CONTEXT. A LITTLE LESS CERTAINTY.
READ THE
OTHER SIDE.
A question.Many voices.
Your edition.
COVER STORY / 01Good questions
Good questions
deserve company.
Turn scattered articles and excerpts into a reading collection that makes room for more than one point of view.
Make a collection ↗YOUR SOURCES. YOUR SEQUENCE.
NO ALGORITHM IN THE EDITOR’S CHAIR.
01 / 03
ON THE READING TABLE
AN ORIGINAL SAMPLE COLLECTION / NOT REPORTED SOURCESWho gets to
shape a city?
One question, three entry points. Try an editable collection about streets, shared space, and the things a plan can miss.
YOUR READING DESK
SAVED IN THIS BROWSERMake your own edition.
Gather what matters. Give disagreement a place.
Choose what your reader encounters next.
Sample excerpts below are original illustrative writing by Margin Assembly, not quotations from published articles.
THE EDITORIAL APPROACH
Understanding is
an arrangement.
Make room.
Place readings under support, opposition, or an open question. These are your editorial choices, not automated verdicts.
Find the sequence.
Move pieces into a considered order. Read your edition, then take the text and citations with you.