"If we want to have a left able to fight capitalism, we absolutely must get rid of cancel culture."

Rhyd Wildermuth speaks with the hosts of the Fucking Cancelled podcast.

The thirty-third edition of the Pagan Music List: Folknery, Ashley Serena, and Łysa Góra

The emergence of the State is not based on agriculture, but on the throttling of agriculture.

By Slippery Elm

From the introduction to Rhyd Wildermuth’s latest book., Here Be Monsters: How To Fight Capitalism Instead of Each Other.

The real threat of AI’s integration into our lives is not that it will become god-like, but that we’ll eventually not notice we’re treating it like a god.

On gods and war

The thirty-second edition of the Pagan Music List: Sara Parkman, Unni Løvlid,Folque

Rhyd Wildermuth speaks with John Michael Greer about his book, A World Full of Gods

The thirty-first edition of the Pagan Music List: The HU, SYR, and Eliwagar

A tribute, by Kadmus

The April 2023 edition of Another World: Poems from Rune Kjær Rasmussen and Alice Fulmer, an essay from Rhyd Wildermuth, and the 30th edition of the Pagan Music List

A poem from Alice Fulmer’s upcoming collection, Faunalia

The thirtieth edition of the Pagan Music List: Omiri, Kalakan, and Aman Aman

I once translated a stone to a tortoise.

It simply started by elevating itself above itself, that is

becoming the shell, and then started walking.

“The world is always touching us, always making love to us, always reaching its desire out to us. We can only feel that desire, that Eros, that love, because we are bodies.”

The March 2023 edition of Another World: Essays from W. McCrae & R.G. Miga and Rhyd Wildermuth, two poems from Alice Fulmer, and a new episode of The Re/al/ign with Anthony Rella

By W. McCrae and R.G. Miga

a poem from Alice Fulmer’s upcoming collection, Faunalia.

A poem from Alice Fulmer’s upcoming collection, Faunalia

The fourth episode of the re/al/ign, with Anthony Rella