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Goddesses of the Played

By Emily Vitosh

Wilder Things Magazine

Mar 9

The Surprising Connection Between a Shaman Woman Buried in Mesolithic Europe and Kiri from Avatar: The Way of Water

By Catie Plowman By now, we’ve all seen or at least heard of the 2009 film Avatar. You know, the movie with the blue alien people. In 2022, the world witnessed the sequel Avatar: The Way of Water. This addition to the series explored the familial relationships between the mixed Avatar-human Sully family, who leave their forest lifestyle in the wake of a tragic war between the inhabitants of the planet Pandora and humans. They take asylum with the Metkayina, a collection of i

Wilder Things Magazine

Feb 2

Sci-Fi and Fantasy Should Be One Single Genre: An Argument

Okay. I know what you’re saying. “Science fiction and fantasy are so different, what are you talking about?”, and I get it. I implore you to hear me out regardless

Rhianna Koppes

Oct 13, 2025

Focus

I think that everyone should have something where they can get into a state where nothing can stop them.

Ben Van Gorp

Oct 5, 2025

The Song of the Gloaming (Fantasy)

Both sisters had tattoos of writhing, withering leaves across their cheeks and arms and chests. Both wore a pendant in the shape of a sword shattered down the fuller, the right belonging to Elenydd and the left to Eirianedd. Yet tonight, under the trilling of the nightjars, a shiver of uncanny cold ran down her skin to pool at the tips of her fingers and the base of her spine.

Autumn Mayer

Sep 14, 2025