Henry Kramer is a Hudson Valley based writer, educator, and thrice-bard deeply concerned with the crisis of alienation, whether from our imaginations, the more-than-human world, or one another. Henry designs and teaches classes including Ecospirituality, Mysticism, Myth and Ritual, and Modern Paganisms in the Religious Studies program at CUNY Hunter College. He has led independent workshops on nature connection and enchantment in the Hudson Valley since 2015, and is a returning presenter at Harvard Divinity School, where he recently delivered an essay on the psycho-spiritual transformative potential of live-action roleplaying.
You can find Henry on Instagram at @henry.of.moss, read a couple essays at henrykramer.substack.com, or send him an email at [email protected]
Emma Stamm, PhD is an independent scholar and writer. Her areas of specialization include critical theory, philosophy of technology, philosophy of science, and critical AI studies.
She has held full-time professorships in the Department of Philosophy at Villanova University and the Department of Science, Technology, and Society at SUNY Farmingdale and adjunct professorships at NYU and Virginia Tech. Her publications have appeared or are forthcoming in Communications of the ACM, Vice Motherboard, Real Life Mag, The New Inquiry, and more. Her website is o-culus.com; her social media home is assemblag.es/@emma; and she writes at elftheory.substack.com