Her Garden of Delights
byby Jana Astanov nightlyshe’s the gardenof flashing eyesthe honeyed dew of the female organum her sex she’s a bird of paradiseher writing her nestwhere…
Literature
Who Will Save The Children
byby Shanice Ariel Who Will Save The Children Sun burns as the ashes peel off. There is a heavy weight in our bodies as we…
Spirit guides
byby Jana Astanov the literary womanhoodand the rhetoric of historiographytravel in my back pocketlike a bunny that hopsbetween the coffee shops of Amsterdam, French…
Minerva’s Thunder Lip Moon
byby Jana Astanov Let me tell you about my Amsterdam Moonyou have to taste ityou have to have a bite of itthen let it…
Melt Divine Feminine into Divine Animacy
byby Sophie Strand The opposite of civilization is not an idealized return to paleolithic hunting and gathering. The opposite of a human is not…
Dionysus: Baby-Faced God of the Swarm, the Hive, the Vine, the Emergent Mind
byDionysus arrives, rosy-cheeked, from the Bronze Age. He probably even predates his symbolic wine. He is often mentioned in relationship to bees and honey: the ingredients of the sacred mead of the honeybee Goddesses of Crete.
Selling The Last Sunset On Mars
byby The Source aka Sofy YuditskayaA compilation of new and old poems read as one I have flown over America in the middle of…
Virgin Potency, & the Astrofeminist archetypes of womXnhood.
byThe archetype of Virgo, brings us back to the origins of our civilization and the first accounts of astrology as the cosmic religion. In the ancient Sumer, when astrology followed the movement of celestial objects, like Joytish / Hindu astrology still does, the most important, live-giving deity was known as Inanna, with her symbolism as the Goddess of Love, the most powerful force in the Universe.