Essays from the edges. Newest first, or find your way by thread. Kin. Descent. Witness. Lineage.
A Story in Two Parts: Two. Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park is a place shaped by history, marked by displacement, and layered with the stories of the Blackfeet and other Indigenous peoples who lived, prayed, and hunted here.
A Story in Two Parts: One. The Arboretum
What is the difference between wild and tame? This article considers the way that spaces like an Arboretum provide both access to nature and a reminder that even cultivated landscapes can hold traces of wildness.
What is a Rhizome?
Life is complex, interwoven, and intimately interconnected in ways we can barely grasp. The rhizome offers a way of seeing the world not as fixed and hierarchical but as fluid, tangled, resilient.
A Note to Humanity: Reflections on the Illusion of Isolation
Isolation is an illusion. We belong. Not as singular beings, but as multitudes, as part of a vast and living world.