Siana Fitzjohn
Siana Fitzjohn is an English tutor and environmental activist living in Governor’s Bay, Aotearoa, New Zealand. She is putting together a documentary about industrial fishing and is involved with grassroots direct action against new coal mines. Siana writes creative non-fiction, often with a focus on loss. A regular contributor to Dark Mountain, she has also been an editor for our sea-themed Dark Ocean and our current Issue 29 on animals.
My Posts
Too Warm for Ice Cream
Siana Fitzjohn
14th March, 2020
Siana Fitzjohn writes in response to transgressions against the Muslim community on 15th March 2019 in Ōtautahi, Christchurch, New Zealand.
The Alien and the Magic Rabbit
Siana Fitzjohn
29th January, 2020
Latest in our Becoming Human series, Siana Fitzjohn tells the tale of how a relationship with a fellow creature healed a dark encounter of the human kind.
Never Too Cold for Ice Cream
Siana Fitzjohn
21st February, 2019
Siana Fitzjohn talks to artist Carlos Zapata about ice cream and death
