25
Nov
Field Notes #7: People Singing
On marl wetlands and community organizing
4 min read
N.A. Chapman
N.A. Chapman (she/they) is a writer rooted in Appalachia (Massawomeck, Manahoac, and Shawnee lands). They write poetry and fiction that opens doors between the real and imaginal worlds. You can find them on Instagram and Bluesky at @waylarking.
12
Nov
Field Notes #6: Oak Tree Feeding
On white oaks and needless hunger
2 min read
05
Nov
Field Notes #5: Saw-whet Flying
On northern saw-whet owls and finding our way home
4 min read
21
Oct
Field Notes #4: Fish Crow Calling
On fish crows and autumn light
2 min read
14
Oct
Field Notes #3: Becoming Fungal
On fairy rocks, mushrooms, and the role of the artist in these times
4 min read
09
Oct
Field Notes #2: Snakeroot Blooming
On paw paws, wood ears, and white snakeroot
3 min read
02
Oct
Field Notes #1: Hawk Song
On hawks, monarchs, and blooming boneset
2 min read
30
Sep
Welcome to Entangled Worlds
A Field Guide to Hope in a World Unraveling
5 min read
20
Jun
The Blooming Mountains
On foraging hope in a world unraveling
11 min read
13
Jun
This Song Called Resistance
On community advocacy in a Sacrifice Zone
6 min read