An American Retrograde
A visceral journey through what's important in today's world...
Too Weird to Live: The Case for the Individual in a Sick Woman’s World
"I don't want to be well, not if it means living and thinking as they do"
The Time for Being Calm is Over
"How many more children have to die before you start thinking that maybe you might have to pick a side?"
In Praise of the Dancing Body
Capitalism alienates us from our body, so our liberation must begin with the body. An essay from Silvia Federici
The Tide
Hunter Hall with "The Tide"
Book Review: Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood
Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood My rating: 5 of 5 stars Read for the Women of Genre Fiction Reading Challenge 2016 and the Apocalypse Now Reading Challenge 2016. Method […]
Book Review: The Fifth Head of Cerberus by Gene Wolfe
From Sable Aradia: "This was a brilliantly written book in which three novellas interconnect."
Plant Magic
from Sean Donahue Like gods and people, plants exist for themselves -- and as part the complex ecologies from which they emerge. Many contemporary magical practitioners approach them simply as inert objects to be used in ritual or spellcraft-- a perspective and approach that both emerge from and reinforce capitalist materialist culture's denial of the living intelligences of the other than human world.
