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Writer and activist Lara-Lane Plambeck describes her efforts, along with the artist collective RE-PEAT, to create alternative maps and unearth more embedded ways of seeing and preserving endangered peatlands.

To mark the significant recent victory of the land access movement in England, we bring you Robert Sherman's piece on the right to sleep beneath the stars on Dartmoor

Travelling the deserts and mountains along the southern border of the United States, writer Kim Schnuelle charts the damage done to the human and more-than-human by artificial and rigid divisions.

Our final excerpt from Issue 25 is a lyrical essay by Sophia Pickles about her grandparents’ flight from Ukraine, and her work of bearing witness to unceasing mineral extraction.

In the latest in our series of excerpts from Dark Mountain: Issue 25, Robin Grey explores the lyrics of two songs of peasant revolt

Today, from the pages of Dark Mountain: Issue 25, an excerpt from Susan Raffo's essay on the aliveness of the land and the language that it speaks.

The third in our series promoting the publication of Issue 25 is an excerpt from Adam Weymouth's conversation with the writer, teacher and activist Silvia Federici

From Issue 25, we bring you Damian Le Bas's piece about how moving to the city severed him from his Romani language, and how urban landscapes gave him a hybrid tongue.

Our Spring 2024 issue is a hardback anthology of non-fiction, fiction, poetry, interviews and artwork from around the world, inspired by the struggle for land rights, and by the living land itself.

We begin our new year archive month on an Icelandic glacier with the novelist Andri Snær Magnason in an essay first published in our 2019 special issue on place and belonging, 'Dark Mountain: Issue 14 TERRA'.. Introduced by Nick Hunt.