A letter by Stephanie Jo Kent, who writes at Reflexivity Dear Guy, When I first read your response to my last letter, I thought you sabotaged the attempt to steer people to my blog. At the very least it seemed…
by Norris Thomlinson; an earlier draft of this essay appeared here I cried today. Not once, not twice. Maybe I cried eight times. I'm not even sure how to separate one cry from the next, when my heart carries sadness…
by Jamey Hecht, Ph.D. Infinite growth on a finite planet is suicide. Industrialization is destroying the world. Resource depletion, pollution, and climate change will make industrial civilization impossible much sooner than is generally admitted. It is traumatic to realize this,…
by Sherry Ackerman I don’t think too many people are going to argue with the claim that the world is in a mess. It’s definitely a time when we need to re-vision our direction and make some course changes ...…
by Mike Sosebee, independent filmmaker In time everything seems to runs it's course, and the film Somewhere In New Mexico Before The End Of Time is approaching its conclusion. I ran an Indie-go-go campaign almost 2 years ago and people…
I was interviewed for the Doomstead Diner Friday, 16 June. Registration to the Diner is free, and the resulting podcasts are embedded at the two links below: Plague! (permalinked at the The Burning Platform, Survival Place Blog, and The Daily…
My family had a dog when I was growing up. Shorty arrived when I was in elementary school, though I don't remember exactly when. A short, homely terrier of dubious heritage, she was an excellent, adventurous traveler. She loved camping…