Terrariums Have a Hopeful Message For Life on Earth
I like small things. I am an honorary member of the family corvidae. I hoard shiny stones, interesting sticks and dried plants. … Keep Reading
Tract Marks: More Berserk Religious Comics from Jack Chick
Just short while ago, I dug deep into an evangelical trash pile to bring you some of Jack Chick’s shrillest, most paranoid … Keep Reading
Narrating the Apocalypse: An Interview with Patrick Farnsworth
As the consequences of our Western colonialist society reach a roiling boil, the swirling chaos swallows most voices. Patrick Farnsworth, by calmly … Keep Reading
Prester John: The True Story of Medieval Europe’s Favorite Fake Emperor
People tend to think of urban legends as a fully modern phenomenon, inextricably linked to 20th century ephemera like highway hitchhiking or … Keep Reading
Plantastic Movies to Inspire Your Green Thumb
Does your mind feel dry and fallow? Does your imagination need some fertilizer? Take a look at these six movies that will … Keep Reading
Tract Star: Jack Chick’s Most Unhinged Religious Comics
The temptations of Satan and his demons surround us on all sides. He and his dark legions are waiting around every corner, … Keep Reading
Our Coronavirus Response is A Dressed Rehearsal for Climate Change
It isn’t that people don’t see the problem. If you’re alive in America in 2020, you know about the novel coronavirus. Your … Keep Reading
Death Doula to the Planet: On Transitions and Climate Grief
Somewhere in the march of “progress”, Western civilization has commodified almost everything; even life and death are products. This commodification hides the … Keep Reading
10 Black-Owned Food Projects To Signal Boost
Food autonomy is freedom. That is true for absolutely everyone, but systemic racism, environmental injustice, economic collapse and climate change are creating … Keep Reading
Living Through Horror: How Generational Trauma Shapes Our Monsters
A few weeks ago, Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker announced that his show’s sixth season would be delayed in direct response to … Keep Reading