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The Journal of Wild Culture
A Young Classicist Goes All the Way
Brushes in hand, October 7 sent her to the biggest canvas yet. Interview with Azucena Perez Merkel by Whitney 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.
Eat and Don't Get Eaten
A mind-expanding pleasure to read by a celebrated science
Responding to an Age of Rage
Do not let the worst happen.
Pushing the boundaries of Elegant Weird
Dead serious about play, a new Polish photographer provokes
I Present Bertrand Russell
Redefining the public intellectual in an era of rising
Restoring an Antique Water Pump
Take something old, make it new. By Jim Ridge.
The Role of Trails
Trails as a conserving tool for nature. By Nicola Ross.
Diana Krall MIght Prefer To Be Alone
A pianist, her audience and what happened. By Whitney Smith.
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
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