Essays | Reflections from the Wild River Review Archives
The Essays section of Wild River Review brings together writing from authors, scientists, and artists
whose perspectives illuminate the intersections of creativity, intellect, and humanity.
These works examine how ideas evolve across disciplines—linking art, science, and the inner life of thought.
Each essay invites readers to pause, reflect, and rediscover the connections between mind and world.
They carry the spirit of the original Wild River Review: curiosity, dialogue, and the courage to think beyond boundaries.
Featured Essay
Lean Forward, Stand Back: The Worldview of Lynn Margulis (Scientist)
— by Andre Khalil
Additional archival works will be restored here as part of the
Wild River Review revival project, preserving voices that continue to shape
the dialogue between art, science, and philosophy.
Explore related sections of Wild River Review:
Columns — Essays and dispatches on culture and ideas.
Reviews — Critical readings of literature, art, and science.
Interviews — Conversations with writers, scientists, and thinkers.
Through these essays, Wild River Review continues its founding mission:
to bridge imagination and understanding across every field of human inquiry.