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Tag: writingwithplants
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 […]
Eco-imagination: A place-based writing workshop during Ecoliteracy festival in Heimdall’s home in Denmark
In August 2025, I attended the International Ecoliteracy Research Festival, held at the enchanting Himmelberggaarden in Ry, Denmark. A few days beforehand, I learned from Anika, a wandering “serial rooter” currently based in Aarhus (just […]
Writing(with) Hogweed on Friday 10 October 2025
Update 16 October: The announcement became a musing with some reflections afterwards. Why this plant? After Vitalija Povilaityte-Petri, one of the co-founders of writing(with)plants, representing a bigger collective did a session on the Dose Symposium […]
Writing(with)mugwort on Friday 12 september
Update (25 September): This blogpost has been transformed from an announcement and call to join… to a musing where you can find the slides (free download link) and some notes. The call (sent in august […]
Spinning Hemp in Tyrol – bioregionalism, commoning and re-enchantment
In May 2025, I organised a two-day workshop in Innsbruck, exploring science fiction prototyping as a method to imagine alternative futures. This workshop is part of a series of feminist SFP workshops that I organize […]
Flowing with Eglė: Ash, Blood, Passover, Sacrifice
As aforementioned, this spring and summer, we are combining the method of Writing (with) plants with the Flowing with Eglė – Project, where we create a new eco-myth. In this old myth, different human characters […]
An Ash Tree in London’s Old Burial Ground
This story was originally published on https://www.story.one/en/story/an-ash-tree-in-londons-old-burial-ground/ © Wendy Wuyts 2021-11-25. I found back this old blogpost when I prepared the writing(with)Ash session happening later today, 3-5 PM Oslo time, or 2-4PM London time. You […]
Writing(with)Oak trees – an outdoor experiment in Denmark and Discovering the initial thread for a new journey into financial ecofeminism.
Over the past few years, most of our writing sessions were conducted online within plant circles, with participants generally isolated in their rooms. Despite this, we were aware that some participants chose to walk outside […]
What would you like to learn about the Ash Tree? (Preparing the Writing(with)Ash session, 16 April)
It’s time for another writing session with plants. This time, we welcome another progeny of Eglė—the Ash Tree. Although Baltic mythology doesn’t specifically highlight ash trees, these trees are steeped in rich mythology, folklore, and […]
Stories from the Wood Wide Web 