Anna McCracken is a writer, social strategist, and systems thinker living in the Kimberley, Western Australia. With degrees in social work and human rights law, she left the path of legal reform not to rise, but to wander- shaped by a life of chronic illness, queerness, and the pull of wilder truths. Her work explores the intersections of ecology, mythology, and settler inheritance, reimagining right relationship in a time of unravelling. Anna speaks from the thresholds, where what’s been exiled finds its way home, and where story becomes a means of relational repair. She writes to remember what we’ve forgotten: that we belong to the web, not above it.