From our books

Our next offering in this series of extracts from the new Spring issue is two poems by Kelly Shepherd and Diane Raptosh, accompanied by Terese Tubman's shamanic 'Dance Then.'

In the latest of our series of extracts from our new issue, we bring you Abi Andrews' essay on the intimate cohabitation between Australian ecophilospher Val Plumwood and Birubi, a rescued wombat. Accompanied by Ibby Lanfear's close-up portrait of a mole's foot.

Head over to our new Substack edition showcasing some of the treasures in our collections of writing and art, alongside our weekly online edition

Our fires are lit! 'Dark Mountain: Issue 24 – Eight Fires' is just published, an all-colour ensemble exploration of the eight ceremonial fires of the year.

From Issue 21: Ceda Parkinson's short story about a disastrous orbital confluence, with artwork by Sarah Misselbrook

In today's extract from our latest book, Alexander Fredman leads us deep into the convergences of the Florida Everglades, where land and water meet

Two startling visceral poems from Dark Mountain: Issue 21 by Joel Long and Finn Haunch, with embodied artwork by Gustaf Broms