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The Journal of Wild Culture
Mortal Lessons, One by One
Ways of being with the dying that prepare us for our own departure. Interview with Kaleigh Trace.
Are the Sea Urchins Singing to Me?
As a child she lived among marine life being studied. As an
The balance of needs & wants, and what's to be done about it
A major in-depth reappraisal of our thinking about how to
Lawns of Grass
Artist-gardener Gene Threndyle on the green beneath our
A place no white wanted
When a writer starts asking about who lived in their house
Surviving Irma: Blow by blow
From someone who was there, a few things you might want to
'I’ve changed. I was bad. I love you.'
Little windows (AKA flash fiction) of poison ivy welts, sex
The Sweetest Taboo
A new book draws from twenty years of work by a
Cave Time and Sea Changes
Sea cave audio-poetry by Matthew Clegg, with an
Finding The Truth Where It Hurts
A provocative new show at the ICA in London places the
Keeping snow & ice from going gray
Microplastics and heavy fuel oil, to name two . . . How the
Raising memory from a fallen house
A Danish conceptual artist crafts a talisman for a new home
The Loving Ache for Nature
What a true ear for counterpoint in nature poetry is
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