Samuel Baca-Henry (he/him) is a vegan writer and musician living in Seattle.
About
Samuel is writing a lamentation from the Ancient Egyptian cow goddess Hathor.
Drawing on and subverting Ancient Egyptian literature, mythology, religion, archaeology, and anthropology, the cow goddess Hathor speaks from an animal liberation/vegan perspective on behalf of the exploited cows and other animals (and oppressed humans).
She is joined by cow goddesses/gods, sacred cows, and prophets from several other cultures, religions, and literary traditions (e.g. Kamadhenu, Goshorun, Astarte, Zechariah, Zoroaster, and many more).
Lament of Hathor
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Samuel has given invited talks on philosophy at Rutgers University, the University of Texas at Austin, and the University of Utah (co-keynote alongside David Chalmers).
Writing is in progress. Email Samuel at samuelhenry@gmail.com if you are interested in reading drafts or learning more.
Social Media
Follow his writing on Instagram here and on Youtube here.