Katia Soranzo
Katia Soranzo once got a public planter removed from a harvest photograph before anyone praised the haul, and she still counts that as a useful victory. In her thirties and formerly responsible for portioning institutional lunches by the exact ladle, she argues with harvest posters and access guardians about who gets to treat a shared verge as private abundance.
Articles by Katia Soranzo
Deadly Amanita and Edible Puffball Found Growing Side by Side in What Mycologists Call 'Nature's Cruelest Joke'
The two specimens, one delicious and one lethal, were physically touching and 'could not look more similar from above,' according to horrified field researchers.
Mushroom Identification Argument Enters Fourth Hour as Marriage Enters Final One
The couple, both holding competing field guides, have agreed on exactly one thing: 'It's definitely a mushroom.'