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Tale by Heidi Muijen, translated into English by Joke Koppius and Greg Suffanti Once, in prehistoric times in the deepest of waters, a brave Octopoda encountered a Dogwinkle. The carnivorous gastropod introduced herself as “Nucella lapillus” and boasted that the entire North Sea, and the Atlantic Ocean, from the Strait of Gibraltar to the Arctic […]
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Soft voices and silent power are stronger than sheer fighting and squabbling It’s the woman who chooses… By Machteld Roede Translated into English by Greg Suffanti All images from my personal archives unless otherwise noted. A Red-Hot Hangover In his column in the Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant, Sander Donkers recently wrote about a red Tomcat
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Critic and Shaman Robin Stemerding, text and images – translation into English Greg Suffanti In preparation for my contribution to the annual QFWF Meeting Day of the ― dedicated to the theme of Bird Wisdom ― I read the stories about the Alaskan Tlingit raven. The story evoked its own story with the raven, which
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Myth of Bella Bella people (Campbell Island, Alasca), as originally told by O’dzestalis to George Hunt Retold and translated by Heidi Muijen en Greg Suffanti The goat hunters and berry pickers who belonged to the Rivers Nolet tribe, and who resided in the village of No’xuns, often ventured into the mountains for days at a
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