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The Last Descent

Emma Tuck
21st November, 2018
We begin 'The Vanishing', our new section about extinction and loss, with words and images about disappearing house martins by Emma Tuck.
The Vanishing

Landscapes of Loss

Tom Smith
23rd April, 2018
Dark Mountain editor Tom Smith interviews author and geographer Alastair Bonnett about nostalgia in an age of ecocide.
From Our BooksIssue 13

To a Faith in Place

Tyler Dunning
24th July, 2017
He turns to me, riding shotgun, believing the situation with his wife unclear: Call must...
Journeys

Bottleneck

Gregory Norminton
26th June, 2017
There is a second jolt. Passengers murmur as the plane lurches through fathoms of air....
Myths & Stories

Sculptures from the Anthropocene

Glenn Morris
12th June, 2017
From an early age (birth to be precise), our education is designed to rule out...
Uncivilised Arts

Clothesline at the End of the World

Charlotte McGuinn Freeman
6th May, 2017
But I don’t hang clothes just because I like the way they look. I am...
From Our BooksIssue 11

The Guest at Our Table

Sarah Thomas
26th April, 2017
Outside the light is blue-grey, the details of my beloved stomping ground faded and washed...
From Our BooksIssue 11

Remembrance for Lost Species: Why Do We Need To?

Abi Nielsen
29th November, 2016
Recently I was talking to a friend about an event in commemoration of species now extinct....
On GatheringOther Kingdoms

A Bell for Lost Species

Nick Hunt
9th December, 2015
The tradition of itinerant bell-making is continued today by David Snoo Wilson and Jo Lathwood, who...
Hands & ToolsUncivilised Arts

Choosing Living Over Life

David Slattery
20th May, 2015
For Kate Liminal Scrim In the morning, to the deeply resonant sound of the Vedas,...
Dark Verse

On the centenary of the death of Martha, the last passenger pigeon

Persephone Pearl
29th November, 2014
Aldo Leopold, 1947, writing after the unveiling of a statue dedicated to the memory of...
Other Kingdoms

Earth Funeral

Henrik Dahle
4th October, 2014
You are cordially invited to the Earth Funeral Memorial Service Spectacular  We desperately want to cancel...
On Gathering

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