
The Alchemy of Waste
Lorna Smithers follows her garbage from her bins to its destinations and uncovers how polluting chemical industries are profiting from the alchemy of waste.
Awenydd, Brythonic polytheist, devotee of Gwyn ap Nudd, recovering lost stories of the land and myths of forgotten gods. Author of Enchanting the Shadowlands and The Broken Cauldron, and editor of A Beautiful Resistance: The Fire is Here.
Lorna Smithers follows her garbage from her bins to its destinations and uncovers how polluting chemical industries are profiting from the alchemy of waste.
An awenydd's perspective on our exploitation of the chaotic spirits of gas and its consequences (from Lorna Smithers).
A copy writer questions his role in the system after seeing the head of Brân the Blessed mouthing silent words at him over Tower Hill. (From Lorna Smithers)
"A giant does not find it easy to die. We are too big" (From Lorna Smithers)
From Lorna Smithers: a glosa based on lines from Friedrich Nietzsche written in the voices of the monsters of Annwn.
From Lorna Smithers: an essay on 'the mysterious ritual frenzy' of the scream over Annwfn and its modern manifestations.
Three poems exploring the theme of 'detritus' - 'waste or debris'. Each is based on a dream.
As an antidote to the anthropocentrism of the Anthropocene, a call to all our ancestors since life's beginning.
Poem based on Sacha Dench’s radical journey as a human swan to find out why Bewick’s swans are disappearing.