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From Our Books

Each year we publish two issues of Dark Mountain and each issue is a beautifully produced hardback book containing the work of writers, thinkers and artists who are drawn to the questions this project asks.

Here, you can find some of the essays, stories, poems and conversations that have appeared in our books over the years. Making these books will always be at the heart of what Dark Mountain does – and we expect that their lingering presence as objects in strange corners of the world will outlast the digital traces of the website where you are reading this.

‘People hold books in a special way,’ John Berger once wrote. ‘They hold them not like inanimate things but like ones that have gone to sleep.’ If you share our love for the weight of a book in your hand, we invite you to subscribe to future issues of Dark Mountain.

January Archive Offer

The Dark Mountain Project
21st January, 2026
Delve into our spring issue 2018, an innovative collective of prose, poetry and artwork that explores what it means to be human in a world of dissolving boundaries. Limited edition.
ArchiveFrom Our BooksIssue 13

Sea Beet, Sugar Beet

Charlotte Du Cann
26th December, 2025
The summer the visitors flock from the cities to the sandy lands: the children run...
Dark KitchenIssue 23 – Dark Kitchen

Winter Bookshelf Offers

The Dark Mountain Project
9th December, 2025
The Dark Mountain bookshop has a pair of stellar issues on offer this month.   Issue...
Issue 21Issue 23 – Dark Kitchen

On the Shore of Gifting Eddy

Caroline Ross and Jordan Tierney
5th November, 2025
In our final extract from Issue 28, we travel to the future where art editor Caroline Ross meets salvage artist Jordan Tierney on the shore of a river to discuss her visionary post-collapse sculpture and practice.
ConversationsFrom Our BooksIssue 28 - Uncivilised Art

Repetition–(Loops)–Return

joshua.bergamin
1st November, 2025
~~ Repetition 1 ~~ There’s a certain physicality that I’m interested in, with performing. Especially...
From Our BooksIssue 28 - Uncivilised Art

Fugitive Dark

Nina Elder
29th October, 2025
Writer and artist Nina Elder finds herself falling into a dark crevasse on a small Cycladic island, later to create an installation from squid ink the islanders had collected. From Issue 28, a special issue on Uncivilized Art, with images from the issue by Nina and Liz Miller-Kovacs.
From Our BooksIssue 28 - Uncivilised Art

In Praise of Drawing

Cally Yeatman
25th October, 2025
Uncivilised art practice takes place with an intense relationship with the living world. Cally Yeatman takes her sketchbook to record the shifting weather and sea on her home island in the Outer Hebrides.
From Our BooksIssue 28 - Uncivilised ArtUncivilised Arts

Edgelands

forest.woodward
22nd October, 2025
From Our BooksIssue 28 - Uncivilised Art

Autumn Archive Book Offer

The Dark Mountain Project
26th July, 2025
Issue 9

Changing Platforms

Charlotte Du Cann
22nd July, 2025
Head over to our new Substack edition showcasing some of the treasures in our collections of writing and art, alongside our weekly online edition
From Our BooksFrom the Archive

To the Bone

Nick Hunt
19th June, 2025
From the very first issue of Dark Mountain, we bring you Nick Hunt's short story about the slaying of a mythical Welsh monster
Issue 1Myths & Stories

Dancing Ground

Dana Iova-Koga
8th May, 2025
Final extract from our new spring issue: On a farm in Japan, Dana Iova-Koga dances among the vegetables and tea bushes, as part of a performance collective exploring the body's innate capacity to interact with the myriad lifeforms of Earth. With image by Paul Hammercott.
From Our BooksIssue 27

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