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The Journal of Wild Culture
Still Facing the Dragon, 7 Years On
How do we turn down the fascistic power that appears to rise up so easily in us? By Thomas R. Smith.
What we're reading . . .
Developing stories that navigate the edge.
Back Issues: Wild Culture Sunday Edition
Delve back into what you may have missed.
Paulo Friere's Enemy
The necessity of a battle manual at hand . . . for these
Birds of North America
Is a new big photo book on birds as good as the last best
The Altar at Stonehenge
A recent discovery has major implications for our
An Apology for the Adverb
Having attained a pariah-like status in some quarters, we'
A Writer Gazes Into Her Future
When looking back at your life, what is it that really
A Hawk-Eye for Beauty
Swimming pools are a world unto themselves in Australia.
Countering Big Oil’s Attack
Making an economic case for a better world. An interview
Fractals in Nature Spiral Into Art
A replicating pattern built in to our world — beautiful and
Good Ole Boys Wanna be Heard Too
White working class males helped elect Trump in 2016. Time
Botanicals in Blue
Discovering photographic treasure using 19th-century image
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