The Dark Mountain Project
The Dark Mountain Project, Sylvia V. Linsteadt, Brian C George, Mat Osmond, Josh Appignanesi, Lara-Lane Plambeck, Mark Watson, Nickole Brown, Michael McLane, Sonja Swift, Antonio Serrano NietoNew stories for an age of endings
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 64 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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The Village That Learned to Hide
A forest disappearance
‘We live in a world organised around exposure – constant visibility, noise, speed, permanent connection. La Sauceda followed the opposite logic.’ Deep inside the cork forests of southern Spain is a village that has s...
The Nameless Are In Me
Two poems from our spring offer Issue 21
Dark Mountain Issue 21 revolves around the theme of ‘confluence’, a dynamic where forces, bodies, rivers, meet and converge. Even the issue itself was a merger with the publication saltfront. This e...
Spring Bookshelf Offers
(left) Issue 21 cover, ‘Meander’ by Cecily Eno; (right) Issue 4 cover ‘Man on Laptop (Early Morning)’, by Kit Boyd
Dark Mountain: Issue 21 on ‘confluence’ (£12.99)
This book goes beyond watery metaphor to explore confluence in its complex...
La Nephew and the Volcán
A post-cautionary tale from our archive offer this month
‘Nephew wondered where it came from, all that glowing rock. How could it keep coming? Who or what saw to its provision day after day, night after night?’
Dark Mountain: Issue 29
Our latest issue is a modern bestiary, a collection of writing and art with animals at its heart. You can find a recording of the book’s online launch below this precis. Leap in!
Our twenty-seventh issue is a book about animals.
The non-h...
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New stories for an age of endings
Sylvia V. Linsteadt is an award-winning writer, scholar of myth & ancient matrifocal histories, & wildlife tracker. Her books include The Venus Year, Our Lady of the Dark Country, The Wild Folk, & Lost Worlds of the San Francisco Bay Area.
Brian is the author of two books of essays and five books of poetry. His work is available through https://untimelybooks.com/book-author/brian-george/
Lara-Lane is a writer and cultural worker from Germany. Rooted in Cultural Analysis and the Environmental Humanities, she aligns writing with embodied change work. Her practice orients along more-than-human teachings such as those of peatlands.
Mark Watson (1962–2024) was at the heart of Dark Mountain for 12 years. He showed others how to connect with the dreaming of plants through embodied practice, communication and developing mutual relationships.'The Plant Pamphlets' came out in 2024.
Poet, teacher of creative writing, and President of the Hellbender Gathering of Poets
Michael McLane is a poet, essayist and editor. He is author of the chapbooks Trace Elements and Fume, the editor of The Once and Future Lake, an anthology on the Great Salt Lake and poetry editor for Dark Mountain. He lives in Aotearoa/New Zealand.
Sonja Swift is a writer and poet. She is the author of Echo Loba, Loba Echo: Of Wisdom, Wolves and Women (Rocky Mountain Books, 2023)and Red Sky in the Morning: Of Water, Whales and Warnings (RMB, 2026).
Antonio Serrano Nieto is a photographer and location scout based in southern Spain. Alongside his professional work, he writes about landscapes where human histories, memory and the more-than-human world intersect.
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