Amorphous Nonbinariness: Lunarpunk/Solarpunk
I’m first up in a blog conversation about spirituality, lunarpunk, and solarpunk hosted by Solarpunk Station. Here’s an intro to the series.
What I Learned at Witchcamp
I had an incredible, potent, magical time of Wonder and Mystery at Witchcamp in mid-July. In no particular order, here are some things I learned:
Solarpunk Futures: Tilting Towards a Better World
I’m very taken with solarpunk, a movement grounded in reality that points us towards justice and a regenerative world. My solarpunk article is up at the Center for Sustainable Futures (CSF), Columbia University. I’m thrilled with its reception and the lovely comments I’ve received, especially
A Sliver Past Eclipse
The winds are howling today, grabbing at the oak leaves that still cling to branches. I watched the lunar eclipse this morning through these nearly bare branches. As the spark of brightness reappeared on the red moon, a weight lifted from my shoulders and heart, the heaviness that had lingered this past week evaporated.
What has been up for you this past week
As the World Swirls
I’d planned to write an article about our potent, beautiful We, The Earth workshop. But today, I’m striving for steady amidst swirling and off-kilter energy. Hurricanes, fires, evacuations . . .
Fireflies, cicadas, and other kin: a climate change story
I rescued a firefly this morning, giving it a lift outside from the bathroom floor. What would Summer be without fireflies? To my dismay, climate change may yield an answer.
Approaching the Equinox
“Your call is important to us. Please hold . . . ” What is pertinent right now ahead of the Equinox? What do the cards say?
Writing in 2021
What would be the best use of our writing talents in the coming season? I asked the cards for wisdom to share with my fellow writers. Be the messenger. Though...
Enter Aquarius
The great conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn on Dec 21st, the Solstice, was a threshold to a new era. I co-created and participated in a series of evolutionary rituals that...
Saved Places
Can you picture a future with scarce water, scarce green plants, no trees? Small and remote insular communities bound together by necessity? Climate fiction is often dystopian because …