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Kerri ní Dochartaigh’s Thin Places in Troubled Landscapes, from self-medication to naming the shapeshifters
Sometimes I am reminded of my own naivety… by a good travel and … reinforced by a good book written by people from the land I visited. When people ask me why I am interested […]
From Witch Trauma to Ecofeminist Joy
This year, I became one of the founding members of the Ecofeminist Society. We are building an online orgo.space where people can learn together more about ecofeminism. One of the important hubs is the witchcraft […]
The Women and Plants who shape(d) Rome
Another view on Rome, the Eternal city in Italy
You are invited to join a writing(with)plants workshop during the Rooted Festival in Aarhus (13-14 June 2026), and (re)enchant Denmark in June.
At the end of spring I will be again in Denmark. Let me share a bit more about the second edition of the Rooted Festival, where I am invited to host a writing(with)plants session. This […]
The grapevine, the gossips, a multispecies voice – how to tell stories that cannot be told, but should be told?
This blogpost is part of the creative process of the upcoming writing(with)plants care(work)book. Currently we do crowdfunding (until April 17th, check here), which means that we are receiving money from backers, but that we are […]
You are invited to join Writing(with)Willow on March 22 and April 12th – and create a multispecies family portrait
This spring I’m inviting you to two special Writing(with)Willow sessions on March 22 and April 12. They are part of the growing writing(with)care project … and also connected to the crowdfunding campaign for the upcoming book. Why willow? Yes, there is a willow […]
Skipping International Women’s Day, Rewilding St Patrick’s Day instead
Bringing Back the Snakes and Wild Waters to Ireland Every year as Saint Patrick’s Day approaches, I find myself thinking about snakes. Not the symbolic ones we are told were driven out of Ireland by Saint Patrick, but […]
An ecomyth: Rewriting and living the Kalevala’s Nine diseases and sampo
Eco + MythologyEco from oikos: home, household.Myth from mythos: story, narrative.Logy from logos: knowledge, deep inquiry. Eco+Mythology is the art and practice of creating new stories, ceremonies, and rituals calibrated to the needs, challenges, and resources of our time. We live […]
Writing with Place and Mythopoetic Plants: Marsh Reed and the Medusa Head Cactus
In January, Lisa Sattell hosted two sessions focused on the same plant: Medusa Head, a cactus that is, botanically speaking, not quite a cactus. She also emphasized that these were not simply writing-with-plants sessions, but writing-with-mythopoetic-plants sessions, because these […]