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Josef Váchal's Pandemonium, Part II
Emerging from the hall of mirrors, and unwilling to bend the knee to totalitarian regimes, the artist finds his true home on the living-dying-reviving…
 • Melinda Reidinger
Josef Váchal's Pandemonium, Part I
A occult artist's thematic experiments and invitations to enchantment
Freax and Faux-na
In which we parse Julius Caesar's report of unicorns, reckon with 8-legged horses, and look over the shoulders of a couple of mad scientists down on the…
 • Melinda Reidinger
Prague's own Faust: Jiří Arvéd Smíchovský
How far would you go to obtain esoteric knowledge? Read about the "Devil of the Lesser Quarter" whose inner shrine was in the library of the Prague…
 • Melinda Reidinger
A Bull Story, a Deer Friend, and a Horse Tale
Making land and sovereignty claims using animal proxies
 • Melinda Reidinger
Rewilding Bees
What do colonialists, Nazis, communists, and capitalist agribusiness all have in common? Replacing and suppressing native pollinators - and here's what…
Hecking Faux-na Hacking Headlines
Bamboozled again! Those cute little floofs aren't dire wolf puppies, and this is not the first faunal flimflam.
 • Melinda Reidinger
Regina Dentata
Regina Dentata
Regina Dentata used to be published under the name In the Groves of Symbols (same blog, new name). My essays explore mythic pathways and connections between stories, art, ritual, language, the living land, and extraordinary experiences.
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