Grove is the editorial layer of the Cinderlit network — a place to find gardens worth spending time in, without algorithms or anxiety.
12 gardens · 148 nodes · 37 citations
The gardens we started with — the ones that made us sure this was worth building.
by CuratedByCaity
The best writing about complexity theory we've found outside of an academic journal.
Proof that a garden can be a place for patience, not productivity.
A manifesto for small sites, written as a living garden rather than a blog post.
Long-form writing on emergence, feedback loops, and the systems we live inside.
Marginalia on books worth sitting with for more than an afternoon.
Observations from walks, gardens, and the weather between seasons.
Working notes on topics I am still figuring out — posted before they are polished.
Observations from walks, gardens, and the weather between seasons.
Marginalia on books worth sitting with for more than an afternoon.
Long-form writing on emergence, feedback loops, and the systems we live inside.
Essays on building small, durable sites and resisting platform gravity.
Reflections on attention, rest, and what it means to have enough.
If you publish a digital garden with a garden.json manifest, you can join the network.