Hedge Society: Beyond magazine: Issue 14: Possible Worlds

Cover art by Jeremiah Ketner

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Table of Contents

The Thing with Feathers/Strange Waters/Scared Sacred/All About Dust/Perceptions of Reality…

And Today: Featuring The Duke of Cambridge pub in London, England, the blight of plastic in Somalialand, Africa, the first non-profit pharmaceutical company in the U.S., environmentally-responsible lighting in places like Afghanistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Peru, and WOFAK (Women Fighting AIDS in Kenya).

Interview: Bruce Cockburn, by Darren Hughes
“If ever there was a need for a Jeremiah to come along and to rant at us, it’s now…”

Adventure: Into the Image, a portrait of Heiko Schlieper, by Matthew Francis
”...He offered to hold the wood steady for me. I accepted. And that is how, on our second meeting, I smashed the fingers of Canada’s foremost iconographer with a heavy hammer.”

Film Journey, by Doug Cummings
“One of the reasons I like the phrase ‘film journey’ is because it implies two things, that movies comprise a way of going somewhere – moving toward something – and that I am actively attempting both endeavors…”

Farther In: A Martian Odyssey and Stanley G. Weinbaum, by Darren Cummings
“Then it appeared. In the July 1934 edition of his Wonder Stories, Hugo Gernsback (after whom is named the ‘Hugo’, science fiction’s highest award conferred by fans)ran a tale by a completely new author, Stanley G. Weinbaum. With the publication of that short story, science fiction became a new form of literature…”

Random Access: Writers of San Quentin, by Zoe Mullery
“Every Wednesday at San Quentin State Prison, California’s oldest correctional institution, a small group of writers gathers for a Creative Writing Class…”

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Artwork by Jeremiah Ketner, James Jensen, Chris Miller, Rachell Sumpter, Toni Hafkenscheid, and Starfish Glassworks.