On Mycelial Grounds
On Mycelial GroundsDr. 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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Latest Issues
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Growing Together, Falling Apart
Utopian projects—intentional communities, commons initiatives, radical cooperatives—are often celebrated as seeds of another possible world. Yet because they run counter to dominant cultural and economic currents, they face a structural asy...
Letters in the Rubble – Love Letters for the End of the World
Love in the Rubble: “I can’t fix the world or my marriage. How do I stop trying to control everything?”
Personal and Collective Collapse
What we call “burnout” is rarely personal. It is the body’s version of civilisational collapse—a slow unravelling within systems that demand infinite energy from finite beings. Through a feminist, intersectional, and systems lens, this essa...
Letters in the Rubble – Love Letters for the End of the World
If you’re holding questions about how to love—romantically, platonically, communally—in a time of unraveling, this column is for you. Write to me. Let’s keep weaving answers together, not neat ones, but honest ones. In the rubble, we answer...
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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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