
Mutations, as a project, is writing from the “in-between,” what Gloria Anzaldúa called nepantla (a Mexican Nahuatl word). A futuring project advocating for ecological knowledge and worldview shift.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 137 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 18 days ago |
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Dear mutants,
I’ve started this interesting little practice of daily writing - it seems that other words have wished to be composed during the long process of manuscript writing, and now that there’s space for them, they are sprouting to...
Bergson is a key evolutionary thinker, often overlooked and misunderstood in our circles. One of my aspirations in my own academic and public writing work is to change that, and for process thinkers...
Satellite photograph of the Great Sandy Desert in Western Australia.
“Your skin holds inside it all kinds of unlikely cooperations, and to survive you depend on any number of interspecies operations going on within you all at once. We ar...
Take a look at the Mutations event calendar. Plus, an update on the book launch.
Mutations has a lot going on this season!
“Lindisfarne,” Thomas Girtin 1798.
After last week’s writing on The Odyssey, I’ve been meditating on the subject of dark ages.
Public discourse has gradually begun to entertain the idea that we are living in a time of polycrisis or metacr...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Author of Fragments of an Integral Future: Time, Ecology, and a New Worldview (Fall 2026) | Philosophy PhD student | I write about regenerative futures, philosophies of time, and ecological wayfinding in an era of climate collapse.
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