Laurie Anderson contributes manuscript to Future Library project
The Guardian · August 29, 2026Original source ↗

What happened
Artist Laurie Anderson has submitted her manuscript to the Future Library project, making her the 13th contributor. The manuscript will be kept unavailable to the public for 88 years, joining works by authors such as Margaret Atwood and Ocean Vuong.
Why it matters
This project aims to preserve literary works for future generations.
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This project could enrich the literary landscape by preserving works from prominent authors for future readers. As a fan, you may anticipate the eventual release of these manuscripts, which could influence literary trends and discussions in the years to come.
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