As cryptozoological entities go, the Sasquatch — or “Bigfoot” if you really must — is actually a pretty straightforward sort of a fella.
I know this. Because the Sasquatch inhabits the spare room in my house.
Anne Primavesi is a feminist/ecological/radical theologian. On 23rd February this year, she presented a talk to the SCM conference. I’ve been transcribing it so that I can put bits in Movement. It was a really long talk, and very little of it is making into the magazine. But these, I thought, seem appropriate for Easter, where we remember violence and dispossession, and the act of making something good come out of the worst of things.
Very few of the people who really need to read these three excerpts will read them; those who do will not take them seriously. But then, that’s the way with all this stuff. You only preach to the converted on the internet. (more…)
Marie writes about her work with the Jesuit Volunteer Council, which doesn’t make her ashamed to be a Christian, and then proves once again why she doesn’t make me ashamed to be a Christian.
Becky, on the Stop the Traffik campaign.
I met Martha Beale, the current campaigns officer, at the SCM Conference this year. She’s warm, enthusiastic and (importantly) funny. I have a lot of time for these people.
Well, not necessarily. I’m not sure I have this guy down 100%.
I know, but hey, they publish me. I should mention them.
Wood is, though. He's a freelance writer, based in Wales. He writes for magazines and things, and even edits one. His work has appeared in nearly forty books for a very well-known publisher of tabletop role-playing games, the ones with the funny-shaped dice and everything, but that doesn't make him a bad person. His driving licence says he's called Howard.
Some other people write here, too, sometimes. Some of them are real.
We started this as a fiction project, and although we've descended into the world of blogging, our regular bite-size serials still persist, if only for the sake of our sanity.
Recently, we started publishing. Here's our storefront.
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