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Subscribe As a subscriber, you get two new Dark Mountain books each year, starting with our next issue Shop Browse our archive of books – or set up a subscription to future issues. News Keep up to date with what's been happening at The Dark Mountain Project. Latest postsEnter: Thunder, Fire, Smoke and Relearning New LanguagesSara Jolena Wolcott M.Div2nd September, 2020As lightning strikes California and the ancient forests burn, Sara Joleana Walcott gives a searing report on the re-forming of Earth and the urgent work of decolonisation.Place TimeUnder the CanopyKoronaDaniel Nakanishi-Chalwin26th August, 2020OutbreakRequiem a call for submissions for Issue 19The Editors19th August, 2020This week we launch a call out for our next spring issue, an exciting new collaboration with art.earth, whose summit, Borrowed Time: on death, dying and change also has a call for proposals todayCall outsThe Schoolgirl and the DrunkardMat Osmond13th August, 2020What is the right response to 'unstoppable' climate change? Artist and writer Mat Osmond on the death of capitalist realism, post-activism and not being able to answer the question. Uncivilised ArtsDispatches from a Stricken World IVNancy Campbell and Mike Hembury10th August, 2020OutbreakDark Mountain: Issue 17The Spring 2020 issue brings together essays. stories, poetry and artwork creating a new culture of restoration.Buy nowSee allFrom Our Latest BooksOur New Spring Collection Dark Mountain: Issue 17 is here!The Editors15th April, 2020Welcome to our new spring collection of writing and art based on restoration and renewalFrom Our BooksIssue 17CoralJay Griffiths21st October, 2019From our anniversary edition Dark Mountain: Issue 16 - REFUGE: a lament for the disappearing beauty of the coral reef by Jay Griffiths. With sea image by David Ellingsen.Issue 16: REFUGEShikataganaiFlorence Caplow14th September, 2017From Our BooksWalking on LavaFeatured MountaineerThe Snake in the Margins6th November, 2017Riding the Back of the Bear-King9th March, 2017Osiris16th April, 2016Tatterdemalion17th February, 2016See allSylvia Linsteadtis a writer and animal tracker who lives in the hills of Point Reyes, California, and on the Greek island of Crete. She is the author of the ecological fantasy The Stargold Chronicles (The Wild Folk and  The Wild Folk Rising ), published by Usborne in June 2018 and May 2019 and the novel Tatterdemalion (Unbound, Spring 2017) with artist Rima Staines. Featured SectionUnder the Canopy'Our ancestors came from the canopy, and – given our species’ reliance on trees to make our world habitable – in many ways we never left it. Or it never left us.’ This ongoing section is an invitation for writers and artists to explore the effects that trees have on us.Fine Particles of Brilliant Forests, BurningBy Becca Rose Hall and Rosalie Chapple14th September, 2020Enter: Thunder, Fire, Smoke and Relearning New LanguagesBy Sara Jolena Wolcott2nd September, 2020How Green is My ForestBy Suprabha Seshan21st May, 2020See allDark Mountain: Issue 17The Spring 2020 issue brings together essays. stories, poetry and artwork creating a new culture of restoration.Add to basketRead more Browse our archive of books – or set up a subscription to future issues. Visit Shop Events Find out about courses, events and gatherings organised by the Dark Mountain team. View Events

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