Dark Mountain

As the darkness of solstice brings the light back to the world, Brian Georges takes us on a metaphysical journey into the eternal question about the purpose of human beings on Earth and within the cosmos.

Tracing her encounters with the 'white passion' of strawberry flowers and the dawn song of a thrush, Idaho poet CMarie Furhman reflects on the generosity of other species while asking whether humans have anything to offer in return. From 'Elementals Vol. 5' (Center for Humans & Nature)

To mark Remembrance Day for Lost Species (30th November) and the closing of the innovative ONCA gallery in Brighton, we are republishing a piece written in 2014 by their former co-director Persephone Pearl.

Travelling the deserts and mountains along the southern border of the United States, writer Kim Schnuelle charts the damage done to the human and more-than-human by artificial and rigid divisions.