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Ella May Booker
Born 1978, a muralist famous for coal-dust murals displayed at the Whisky and Coal Festival, known for blending themes of oppression, labor, and interracial solidarity.
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The Cascadian Land Reorganization refers to the series of actions taken by the Cascadian Government in 1887 and 1889 to…
Workshop of da Vinci
When Leonard da Vinci was sought by Eleanor the XV to build the most amazing inventions in the world for…
Complexe du Parc Central
The Complexe du Parc Central in New Bordeaux is the expansive park system at the heart of the city which…
Wimahl River
The largest river in Cascadia, the Wimahl River separates lower and upper Cascadia, cuts through the heart of the Pørtland…
Treaty of Reykjavik
The Treaty of Reykjavik refers to the treaty between Canada, the United States of New England and the Waka-Krangere of…
Council of Ministers
The Council of Ministers is the main operational branch of government for the Independent Sovereignty of Cascadia. The Council of…
Ferschnooked!
Ferschnooked! is a Farnsworth series from Another Stunning October that follows the adventures of a woman who finds a genie,…
Sovereignty Day
On September 7th, 1667 Cascadia declared independence from the Waka-Krangere of Australia. This became known as Sovereignty Day in Cascadia,…
The Russian Republic
A breakaway region of the Russian Waka-Krangere sandwiched between the United Baltic States and East Poland. The Russian Republic was…