
Dr. Katy Fox is an anthropologist, educator, farmer, and writer linking regenerative practice, community resilience, and transformative learning to nurture agency, solidarity, and imagination in post-carbon futures.
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I never met Wendell Berry.
Yet his death touches something in me that does not quite recognise the distance between knowing a person and bein...
A Meandering Book Review
I recently read Andreas Weber’s Butterfly Means Soul and found myself pulled in two directions. I connect with the desire behind it: to recover a relationship with the living world that has some tenderness, some in...
Audre Lorde & The Politics of Desire
We often quote Audre Lorde’s concept of the erotic as a permission slip for personal pleasure, while discarding the radical political intervention behind it. But what happens when we hold our intimate l...
This series After the Drought follows my earlier essay, Watershed by Watershed, written when our rainwater storage ran empty on 1 July 2026. At that point the farm was stressed but still performing its reassuring trick: mulch, shade, roots...
After the Drought, Part III
This series After the Drought follows my earlier essay, Watershed by Watershed, written when our rainwater storage ran empty on 1 July 2026. At that point the farm was stressed but still performing its reassurin...
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Dr. Katy Fox is a queer anthropologist, educator, farmer, and writer linking regenerative practice, community resilience, and transformative learning to nurture agency, solidarity, and imagination in post-carbon futures.
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