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Issue 26

Mâesgeir

Roc Sandford
7th November, 2024
Last in our series of selections from Issue 26: Dark Ocean, Roc Sandford brings us a haunting piece of fiction set on an isolated island, where our narrator keeps a diary of a damaged future that is still filled by the massive presences of weather, land and sea. With an etching of the remote island Tristan da Cunha by Ian Brooks.
From Our BooksIssue 26: Dark Ocean

on selkies and shapeshifting coastlines

Sarah B. Cahalan and M. Rose
4th November, 2024
Latest post from the just-published Dark Ocean: a re-imaginative charting of Cape Cod by Sarah B. Cahalan and a modern changeling story by M. Rose. With liminal artwork by Robin V. Robinson and Seb Bradshaw.
From Our BooksIssue 26: Dark Ocean

Once Upon A Thilafushi

Lawrence Lenhart
28th October, 2024
From our autumn special issue Dark Ocean, an extract from a story about an island made of rubbish in the climate-threatened Maldives. Lawrence Lenhart investigates the global garbage dump that is Thilafushi. With undersea photographs by Nick Brandt.
From Our BooksIssue 26: Dark Ocean

Dark Ocean – a call for submissions for Dark Mountain: Issue 26

The Editors
14th February, 2024
Submissions are now open for Dark Mountain's 26th book, a special issue that dives deep into the seven seas of the world
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