One of the members of the founding family of The Journal of Wild Culture online remembers her father who passed away ten years ago. By Lisa Wilson.
Borders & Crossings
Borders & Crossings
Naomi Duguid's trek through Persia and neighbouring
Poems speaking to a sense of detritus, youthful magic and
A new book on volunteering with the Peace Corps in 1960s
With Velazquez and Victorian cautionary tales in mind, a
A celebrity rough sex scandal that's rough on all of us. By
Three reasons why I’m running across a desert
Three reasons to do one of those 'crazy' and rather difficult undertakings . . . like run across a desert. By Jonny Wright.
At Subtle Technologies 20: Expanding Empathy & Emotional Ecologies
With this year’s theme, “Food, Farms, and Future Ecologies,” Toronto festival Subtle Technologies conscientiously makes space to reflect on the richness and plurality of life. By Lauren Fournier.
'Taste of Persia' Reviewed + A Feast in 4 Recipes
Naomi Duguid's trek through Persia and neighbouring countries, in search of great cuisine. Reviewed by Chris Lowry.
Three poems: 'Notice', 'Guest Room in Toile', 'Dream of the Ink Blue Parlor'
Poems speaking to a sense of detritus, youthful magic and faraway constellations — all in one. By L. A. Weeks.
Cows, Beggars, the Peace Corps & Way Too Much Tea: Crossing Boundaries in 1960s India
A new book on volunteering with the Peace Corps in 1960s India teases out an old lesson . . . why 'unknown' matters. Review by Chellis Glendinning.
Pawel Bajew's Wild Nature
Dead serious about play, a new Polish photographer provokes us to look again. By Whitney Smith.
Invisible Me
Reflections on the (wild) culture of aging. OF A CERTAIN AGE, a new series by Maere Sage.
An Experience with Epilepsy
What navigating the edge of a neurological wildness feels like from the inside. By Audrey Lane Cockett.
