And yet another guide for growing mushrooms at home — this time focused on a single species, Psilocybe cubensis. So, does anyone really need another book about growing magic mushrooms?
Just as has been happening with mushrooms, well illustrated regional books about lichens are becoming more common. For anyone in the northeastern U.S. or southeastern Canada with a more than
This science fiction thriller has a mushroom mycelium as the villain. Its spores induce a lung infection, and those who recover find themselves with much greater intelligence—the mycelium has invaded
Anyone can grow mushrooms at home. The proof is that I did it and if I can do it, then anyone can. However, the method I used was a quick
Mushrooms, wild and otherwise, continue to increase in popularity, whether it be foraging for wild species (while being chauffeured in a Cadillac Escalade and served gourmet pastries in a recent
I’ve been reading Michael Pollan since he published his first book, Second Nature: A Gardener’s Education, in 1991. He writes textbook-model exposition and non-fiction narrative, and his signature technique of juxtaposing
At the joint NAMA/MSA Foray in Asheville, NC, in July 2004, a celebration was held honoring the career of mycologist Orson K. Miller, Jr. At that banquet, the following letter
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