The Magic of the Gap
Francesca Schmidt
31st January, 2019
Francesca Schmidt reflects on winter traditions, and the significance of ritual, from the Czech-German borderlands.
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Why I Live in a Shed
Catrina Davies
16th January, 2019
From the archives, a short essay about home and the UK housing crisis.
No Longer
Eric Nicholson
9th January, 2019
Our series on 'The Vanishing' continues with a poem by Eric Nicholson, with an image by Beatrice Forshall
Finding Our Way Home Again
David Pritchett
31st December, 2018
An essay by Dave Pritchett on wilderness, the rhetoric of progress and liberation ecology.
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Notes from the Edge of Europe
Mary Paterson
29th October, 2018
An essay by Mary Paterson on displacements caused by war and gentrification.
A World Made and Lost
Peter Metelerkamp
24th October, 2018
Peter Metelerkamp explores the ruins of 'Settler' culture in South Africa.
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The Vanishing
We are living in an age of loss: the sixth mass extinction. In this section we seek responses not only to the deaths of whole species, but to the quieter extirpations, losses and disappearances that are steadily stripping our world of its complexity and beauty. How do we, as writers and artists, stay human during such times?
No Longer
9th January, 2019
Where are the Bees Now?
12th December, 2018
Disappearing Acts
5th December, 2018
Dark Mountain: Issue 14 TERRA
The Autumn 2018 issue is a collection of prose, photography and printwork about journeys, place and belonging