Lynda Cowell is a London-based writer, web editor, and former BBC television researcher. Having written for the likes of The Voice, Pride, The Guardian, Time Out and Marie Claire, much of her work has focused on race and gender, but not exclusively. In her free time, she likes to read, drink red wine, and watch the kind of television programmes other people sneer at.

Dr. Isabel Millar is a philosopher and cultural critic. Her book, 

The Psychoanalysis of Artificial Intelligence

, was published with Palgrave in 2021 and received acclaim from leading philosophers, artists, and film theorists. She is currently writing her next book, 

Patipolitics: On the Government of Sexual Suffering

, for Bloomsbury. As well as extensive academic speaking and publishing, Dr. Millar has made numerous media appearances, including for BBC2, Russia Today, Tomorrow Unlocked, and Futures. She has recently been a script consultant for Netflix and has contributed to the AI glossary 'Chimeras: Inventory of Synthetic Cognition' with some of 

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'Will Bibles designed for the Instagram generation get millennials into religion?', Vox

''Beauty is important in our understanding of who God is': college students' Millennial-worthy Bible reaching thousands', CBN News

'Angelina Jolie, Bono and Nelson Mandela feature in Vogue-style Bible', The Telegraph

'New research reveals failing to focus on visual communication threatens productivity and engagement levels', TechSmith

'An Instagram-worthy Bible aimed at millennials', The Washington Post

'Marketing to Millennials: the one thing you need to sell to the largest generation', Metacake

Interview with Isabel Millar conducted by author

'Religion declining in importance for many Americans, especially for Millennials', Religion News Service

'The truth about Millennials and church attendance', Viral Solutions

'Religious landscape study', Pew Research Center

'A closer look at America’s rapidly growing religious ‘nones’', Pew Research Center

'YouVersion launched 10 years ago — and the Bible app’s success is absolutely stunning', CBN News

'How smartphones and social media are changing Christianity', BBC Future

'Use guided imagery for relaxation', Verywell Mind

 hasn’t rewritten the scriptures but it has reimagined the Bible for the Instagram age. By straddling the intersection between creativity and faith through meditative photography and epic quotes, it’s tapping into Gen Y’s appetite for visual culture to promote spiritual self-care.

Religion turns to snapchat to reach digital natives

Hillsong: modern faith for Australia’s Gen Z

How are British attitudes towards Easter changing?

Religion, spirituality and superstition