STATEMENT: Regarding the Recent Inconsistency of The Kaiju Papers Field Office Team (Dr. Tex is Missing)
Dr. Tex is missing. No more Field Reports until we find or replace him.
Dr. Tex is missing. No more Field Reports until we find or replace him.
Presenting the first issue of The Kaiu Papers Literary Magazine!
Lessons for humanity from King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962) about the Ainu people, the fact that everything is connected, silence is a political choice, hyperproductivity and capitalism, and how getting on a train in a monster movie is a bad idea.
Beth Bredlau, PhD Candidate at The Media School at IU Bloomington and Founder & Organizer of Godzilla In Bloomington offers three lessons for humanity from Amy Iwanabe’s life and career regarding the power of dance and doing what you love, resilience and determination, and the nature of time.
The Kaiju Papers Literary Magazine Press Release
Imagining a past in which 1954's Godzilla had been released in an untouched and unbiased format.
TO KAIJU PAPERS STAFF: Announcing The Kaiju Papers Literary Magazine
Five lessons from Godzilla vs. Hedorah (1971) about the importance of Landback, choosing differently, resisting false solutions, the fact that we are a part of nature, and the assertion that capitalism is not reformable and must be dismantled piece by piece.
A running compilation of questions for the Kaiju Mission Arts Department to consider. Last updated by the Field Office on June 20, 02026.
Lessons from All Monsters Attack (1969) about pollution and knowing who the real monsters are, the importance of imagination, the merits of practicing skills, dethroning “innovation,” and a reminder of our capability.
Announcing a Strategic Planning Process & Public Comment Period
A Trip Report from Dr. Tex "Steve" Collins: Lessons for humanity from Kaiju Brooklyn IV about hope, interdependence, power, and grief.
For the Press
Today is Dr. Tex's birthday, and he is nowhere to be found. In lieu of a Field Report, we offer a few short updates and links to our comrades' writings to which we hope you will click through.
Arts Department
Artifacts from 326 years into the future, after fascism, where The Marshall Islands have been returned to the Indigenous Bikinian people.
Field Reports
Four lessons for humanity from Destroy All Monsters (1968) regarding the value of science over politics, being wary of dangerous individuals, the basic rights of our more-than-human neighbors, and manufactured consent for fascistic violence.
memo
Please be advised that moving forward, the public-facing repository and mission social media channels for Mission Kaiju_Love_Care_Futures_02026 will be known as The Kaiju Papers.
Field Reports
Five lessons for humanity from Son of Godzilla (1967) about trusting children, the violence inherent in infinite scale, medicinal plant knowledge, play, and the fact that all of the children are our children.
Field Reports
Five lessons for humanity from Ebirah, Horror of the Deep about the power of dance in our fight against fascism, unlearning anti-Indigenous racism, the importance of naps, the benefits of a hacky sack routine, and the fact that fascist regimes will destroy everything before accepting defeat.
methodology
How Tex's time judging for the Next Generation Foresight Practitioners Fellowship informs the research design for Mission Kaiju_Love_Care_Futures_02026
accountability
Acknowledging an incident that occured during the Field Office Teams' visit to Chicago, IL.
Field Reports
Five lessons for humanity about trust and boundaries, consent and bodily autonomy, celebration, the dangers of technofascism and eugenics, consent, and best practices for sole proprietors.
Arts Department
Imagining a future in which Mothra is a respected goddess-figure, cohabitating safely alongside human civilizations, both thriving in beauty.
Mission Correspondence
Produce Research Methods Lineage Report re: School of International Futures, Due April 24, 02026
Arts Department
Meet the Artists.