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About Rhyd Wildermuth

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An intractable tea-swilling leftist-punk bard, Rhyd Wildermuth has left bits of his heart(h) everywhere—in a satyr’s den in Berlin, hanging from an elder tree over a holy well in Bretagne, scattered in back alleys of Seattle, and lost somewhere in the bottom of his rucksack. He’s devoted to Welsh gods, breathes words, makes candles, plays recorder, fumbles with tech, and refuses ever to learn to drive. He also writes at paganarch.com.

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What We Built From Ruins (Part One)

As the oil ran out and the waters got poisoned, what kind... read more


Gods In-Between

Traveling has taught me that, between here and there is another place... read more


The Garments of the Gods

When a god in one city appears different in another, perhaps it... read more


What I Learned in the Crosswalk

Sometimes we need someone to free us from a spell by breaking... read more


The Past is a Place We Still Inhabit

Our belief that the present is somehow exceptional, that we are modern... read more


On the Hearth and the Un-Hearthed

It saddens–no, enrages me–that so many people do not have homes. From... read more


A Choice of Worldings

Land Spirits who protest factory conditions and a spear-wielding, "strong-armed" mystical king... read more



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