The Devil’s Door: A Call for Contributions to Issue 12
Dougald Hine
12th April, 2017
I first caught a trace of this phenomenon some years ago, visiting a Saxon church...
Call outs
Radiance by Kate Williamson
We publish two books a year: a hardback anthology of essays, fiction, poetry, interviews and artwork in the spring, and a themed book in the autumn that differs in style and content from issue to issue. Our call outs describe what kind of submissions we’re currently looking for and tell you how to get involve with the Dark Mountain Project.
The Ends of the World: a call for submissions for Dark Mountain Issue 11
Paul Kingsnorth
12th August, 2016
Last month, though, the environment changed. In what the director of Russia’s Institute of Global...
Dark Mountain Poetics: An Invitation to Contribute to Issue 10
The Editors
16th March, 2016
It’s not that poetry has a specific role to play in changing society or in...
The Humbling
Paul Kingsnorth
2nd September, 2015
This is nonsense, of course, and the process of creativity demonstrates it well. One...
Technê and Technology: an invitation to contribute to Dark Mountain Issue 8
Paul Kingsnorth
16th March, 2015
‘involve real reconnection with people, species and landscapes… entail greater involvement, greater work and knowledge,...
Introducing Dark Mountain: Issue 6 (and beyond)
Paul Kingsnorth
15th October, 2014
Our sixth anthology of uncivilised writing and art is a 270-page hardback, containing 42 essays,...
The Rising of the Waters
Paul Kingsnorth
14th February, 2014
The south of England of my childhood, and young adulthood, was overcrowded, mostly suburban, crawling...
Seeing Through a Glass Darkly
Charlotte Du Cann
4th December, 2013
Those people were some kind of solution — ‘Waiting for the Barbarians’, CF Cavafy Images...
A Final Call
Paul Kingsnorth
4th November, 2010
Now that the Deep Waters series has wound up here on the blog, we are...
Deep Waters: An Invitation
Paul and Dougald
13th July, 2010
Yet the Deepwater Horizon disaster – and the highly-televised flailing which followed it – have...