Rites of Passage - Making Things with Mycelium Kenneth Rexroth now more than ever

now more than ever

" - New York Times Book Review"A book of surprising insights

Having spent over a decade on the frontlines of climate activism — organising

author of Öyvind Fahlström: The Art of Reading

to paint a picture of the working class lives that often go overlooked

Rites of Passage - Making Things with Mycelium Kenneth Rexroth now more than everHovering between life and death, fungi are compost alchemists quietly decomposing, transforming and renewing our shared worlds, since our earliest evolutionary beginnings. Underneath a mushroom is its mycelium, a complex root structure of fine white filaments (hyphae), spreading out like a mesh to connect entire forests. This neural network binds together earthly beings, enabling trees and other plants to communicate with one another and nutrients to