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Re-membering Kin Encounters

Currently a pilgrim toward what David Whyte calls "the conversational nature of reality". I explore rewilding mythology, ecological enchantment, ancestral echoes, & care of the soul. I often take my kinship guidance from the wisdom of salmon.

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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 18, 2026

    The Table: Practising Without Arriving (opens the original)

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    These four short pieces are not steps toward a conclusion. Think of them as layers: each settling into the others, sometimes disturbing what lies beneath.They began with a question about theories of change, but the question kept changing as I followed it. Rather than trying to resolve that movement, I have left some of its contradictions, detours and unfinished edges intact.I am writing from inside what I am trying to notice, without knowing where the noticing will lead. Something may settle. So

  2. Issue · Sep 10, 2026

    The Sediment: The After Is Full of Before (opens the original)

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    These four short pieces are not steps toward a conclusion. Think of them as layers: each settling into the others, sometimes disturbing what lies beneath.They began with a question about theories of change, but the question kept changing as I followed it. Rather than trying to resolve that movement, I have left some of its contradictions, detours and unfinished edges intact.I am writing from inside what I am trying to notice, without knowing where the noticing will lead. Something may settle. So

  3. Issue · Sep 8, 2026

    The Arrow: where does change begin? (opens the original)

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    These four short pieces are not steps toward a conclusion. Think of them as layers: each settling into the others, sometimes disturbing what lies beneath.They began with a question about theories of change, but the question kept changing as I followed it. Rather than trying to resolve that movement, I have left some of its contradictions, detours and unfinished edges intact.I am writing from inside what I am trying to notice, without knowing where the noticing will lead. Something may settle. So

  4. Issue · Sep 6, 2026

    The Spell: Dressing Up Change (opens the original)

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    These four short pieces are not steps toward a conclusion. Think of them as layers: each settling into the others, sometimes disturbing what lies beneath.They began with a question about theories of change, but the question kept changing as I followed it. Rather than trying to resolve that movement, I have left some of its contradictions, detours and unfinished edges intact.I am writing from inside what I am trying to notice, without knowing where the noticing will lead. Something may settle. So

  5. Issue · Aug 24, 2026

    Salmon Stocking, Taking Stock (opens the original)

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    I have been sitting with a deceptively simple question:When we talk about salmon conservation, what — or who — are we actually trying to conserve?Salmon, obviously. And yet perhaps not only salmon.The question has been following me while thinking about contemporary approaches to salmon conservation that intentionally reach beyond fisheries biology to include social science, community engagement, Indigenous knowledge, cultural values, identity, and human–salmon relationships.There is something im

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