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Signs and Symbols
academic · writing

Signs and Symbols

May 20, 2020 wildwomancraftLeave a comment

Revisiting some old notes from a presentation on signs, symbols, semiotics I gave in grad school. I don't know if I even had the definition of semiotics correct! But I was as enraptured then as I am now with the idea of making meaning. Frequently I play a mental game with myself: I try to… Continue reading Signs and Symbols

8 years of working/notworking
academic · writing

8 years of working/notworking

April 25, 2020 wildwomancraftLeave a comment

So I really took a nosedive when I finished grad school. I was researching, working on papers, etc. - loving all of that. But I was broke. I sweated out the rent each month. Student loan repayments damn near killed me. I had always lived on a shoestring, but suddenly my world was sharply, painfully… Continue reading 8 years of working/notworking

Blogs I Follow

  • New World Witchery - The Search for American Traditional Witchcraft
  • Historical Witchcraft
  • Black Witch
  • The Fat Feminist Witch Podcast
  • Alison Williams Writing
  • SpookyMrsGreen
  • The Practical, Fanciful Pagan
  • In The Desert Of Set
  • musings of a garlic bagel
  • a place of perspective
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New World Witchery - The Search for American Traditional Witchcraft

A show about magic and witchcraft in North America

Historical Witchcraft

Black Witch

Life from a Black Pagan's Perspective

The Fat Feminist Witch Podcast

Ranting, Raving, and Wand-Waving!

Alison Williams Writing

SpookyMrsGreen

The pagan housewife: Mindful parenting and modern pagan lifestyle.

The Practical, Fanciful Pagan

In The Desert Of Set

By G. B. Marian

musings of a garlic bagel

a place of perspective