Earth

In April of this year, the path of a total solar eclipse swept very close to the home of writer and Dark Mountain editor Neale Inglenook. Here he recounts the experience of stepping into the shadow of a planetary body and feeling the direct contact with a presence outside our world.

Submissions are now open for Dark Mountain's 25th issue, a book that explores land rights, and wrongs, in an age of climate breakdown

Final post in this Dark Kitchen online sister series running alongside our latest book, Jonny Randall draws connections between bodily and planetary health, exploring restorative practices not only for our individual bodies but the soil we all depend on.

For The Vanishing series, Charlotte Du Cann considers the 'right' response to Earth's disappearances, through the lens of four artists and photographers.

I lug a cheap backpack that I have spent some hours modifying at the studio,...

It is a phrase I find myself returning to and which, over thousands of miles...

This mightiest of rivers was born from the collapse of the glacial dam that had...