Sea-change
Charlotte Du Cann
24th July, 2019
Today we begin a new series that looks at the changing fate of the world's oceans, through fiction, art, poetry and memoir. Charlotte Du Cann reports from the edge of the North Sea.
Dark Mountain
The Latest
Now We Are Ten
Dougald Hine
17th July, 2019
Celebrating a decade of the Dark Mountain Project with the introduction to Uncivilisation, the manifesto that began it all
Find the Others: Jeppe Graugaard and the Dark Marshes
Ava Osbiston
16th July, 2019
First in a series of podcasts for our new Find the Others section. Ava Osbiston interviews Jeppe Graugaard.
Where the Trees Used to Be
Matt Miles
3rd July, 2019
Matt Miles' essay on the loss of the American chestnut, the latest in our Under the Canopy section
Dark Mountain: Issue 15
The Spring 2019 issue is a collection of non-fiction, fiction, poetry and artwork that responds to the ‘age of fire’.
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In the Age of Fire
The Editors
15th April, 2019
Out now! Our fifteenth issue is a classic spring anthology of non-fiction, fiction, poetry and artwork sparked in part by the element of fire
A Letter from Death Valley, an Elegy from the Future
Mike Cipra and Emily Stoddard
25th April, 2019
Two searing poems of loss and heartbreak from our new spring issue
Featured Section
Under the Canopy
'Our ancestors came from the canopy, and – given our species’ reliance on trees to make our world habitable – in many ways we never left it. Or it never left us.’ This ongoing section is an invitation for writers and artists to explore the effects that trees have on us,
Where the Trees Used to Be
3rd July, 2019
Older Than Writing
7th May, 2019
The First Tree
14th November, 2018
Dark Mountain: Issue 15
The Spring 2019 issue is a collection of non-fiction, fiction, poetry and artwork that responds to the ‘age of fire’.