Three poems from our 'requiem' collection that voice what remains when houses and hives are abandoned by the living. With ceremonial artwork by Jim Carter.

Hospice chaplain Weylyn Wolfe contemplates the final journey at a traffic intersection in Silicon Valley. With artwork by Wild Conspiracy in Minneapolis.

Our nineteenth collection of writing and art, revolves around the theme of death, loss and renewal

Dom Bury introduces his first poetry collection 'Rite of Passage', an initiation journey into the shadow of man's disjointed relationship with the Earth.

For The Vanishing series, Rupert Read considers the future of human societies , following in the wake of whales. With artworks by Angela Cockayne.

At the climax of an exhibition inspired by the Dark Mountain manifesto, Dougald Hine wonders about the role of artistic ritual in facing the end of the world as we have known it.

Tom Smith reviews 'How to Blow Up a Pipeline' by Andreas Malm

Writer Christopher Records explores the rift between the idea and the reality of Earth in California during times of pandemic and forest fire.

Latest in our Sea-Change series:, Ann Lingard, reveals the deep time layers of the Solway Firth and the impermanence of colonisation.