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The Journal of Wild Culture
Atwood, Frye and McLuhan: What We Read Is Who We Are
Learning to write the truth . . . while standing on the front lines of a literary revolution. By Marni Jackson.
In the Corners Hit by the Sun: The Visual Poetry of Gustavo Minas
"Under a certain light, nothing looked ordinary."
Carl Anthony: Earth and the Narrative of Race
Architect, social planner, anti-racism sage, and author, a
"I Feel Invisible."
From sleeping rough to utter social isolation . . . on
Reclaiming the Ancient Roots of Ecological Citizenship
Robert Kett and the 16th-century roots of contemporary
COVID Interregnum
What use will we make of it? Part 3 of a series of essays.
Farmers Rain on Monsanto's Parade
Threats to centuries of farming tradition bring farmers and
Recognizing 'White Fragility' in Asia
Racial bias . . . not just in their town. By Jessa Geronimo.
A Sketching Lesson in 5 Easy Steps
A simple and clever set of instructions to help you free
Our History is Our Future
The economic and political realm from which we must get out
Create solidarity between the haves and have-nots
An Old Testament scholar with a remarkably free wheeling
A History of the World, Written in Rings
Our beloved trees can, in this case, recall the decline of
My Refrigerator
Relax, make yourself a coffee. That better feeling you wish
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