Ten Years on a Mountain
Dougald Hine
1st October, 2018
After ten years with Dark Mountain, co-founder Dougald Hine is preparing to move on.
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Art of Climbing Trees
Henrik Dahle
26th September, 2018
Our 'Under the Canopy' section continues with Henrik Dahle's quest to climb a different tree every day for a year.
Eclipsed
Kelsey Camacho
24th September, 2018
As the year turns towards winter, Kelsey Camacho writes about Arctic darkness and light.
Hundred Horses Chestnut
Patrik Qvist
19th September, 2018
Our 'Under the Canopy' section continues with Patrik Qvist's reflections on an ancient chestnut tree.
The Centrifugal Displacement of the Tribe
Brian George
17th September, 2018
Brian George on ancestors, the oral tradition and the displacing effects of migration.
Dark Mountain: Issue 13
The Spring 2018 issue is a collection of essays, fiction, poetry and artwork about what it means to be human.
From Our Latest Book
Landscapes of Loss
Tom Smith
23rd April, 2018
Dark Mountain editor Tom Smith interviews author and geographer Alastair Bonnett about nostalgia in an age of ecocide.
Featured Section
Rewilding the Novel
Curated by guest editor Gregory Norminton, this series invites authors and fiction writers to explore how the novel – a form of art seemingly interwoven with the civilised and the urbane – might respond to the collapse of old cultural and ecological certainties. Can the novel form rewild itself in uncivilised times?
Far from the Road
9th August, 2018
The Circling
1st August, 2018
On Landscapes and Specific Lives
25th July, 2018
Dark Mountain: Issue 13
The Spring 2018 issue is a collection of essays, fiction, poetry and artwork about what it means to be human.