Who made leverage?

1724, ‘action of a lever’; use (something) to maximum advantage.

If this definition is anything to go by, then this third edition of our journal is the embodiment of leverage. A few months ago (in the midst of the pandemic) we looked to at our address book and used it to maximum advantage. Once again, we have been amazed by the generosity of our contributors – colleagues, friends and people we’ve admired from afar – and the intelligence that they have applied to our theme.

* Huge thanks to Tyrown Waigana aka Crawlin’ Crocodile for taking our headshots and turning them into the cutest illustrations ever.

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