The Dark Mountain Project
The Dark Mountain Project, Caroline Ross, Charlotte Du Cann, Brian C George, Mat Osmond, Kyle Scheurmann, Alexander McMaster, Yash Lad, Josh Appignanesi, Lara-Lane Plambeck, Mark Watson, Nickole Brown, Michael McLane, Sonja SwiftNew stories for an age of endings
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 57 | Subscribers | Read | darkmountainproject.substack.com |
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'Throughout circumpolar prehistory/ people considered the bear sacred, ineffable, taboo –/ its real name was forbidden.' Continuing our series of extracts from the new Spring issue, today we publish two poems by Kelly Shepherd and Diane Rap...
Birubi
'Animals are the obvious diplomats of the more-than-human world, because they have faces, with which we can lock eyes, and be called into empathy.' Today, in the latest of our series of extracts from our new issue, we bring you Abi Andrews'...
Five Salmon Dancing
'Let us start like this: there are three salmon dancing in the river.' To celebrate the publication of our new Spring issue, an anthology about the animal world, we bring you Jaden McGinty's short story from the salmon rivers of Idaho, acco...
Introducing Dark Mountain: Issue 29
Welcome to our new spring anthology, the first issue we've devoted entirely to animals, now available in our online shop. Over the next few weeks we will be sharing extracts from its pages, alongside some of the book's photography and artwo...
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New stories for an age of endings
Author of 'Found and Ground' and 'Drawn From the Wild', published by Search Press. Writer, natural materials artist and teacher of ancient crafts, arts and T'ai Chi. www.foundandground.com www.greatrivertaichi.com www.instagram.com/foundandground
Author of 'After Ithaca - Journeys in Deep time.' and '52 Flowers That Shook My World.' Co-director of the Dark Mountain Project. Teaches collaborative writing and radical kinship with the more-than human world. charlotteducann.net.
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/
Painter, environmentalists, canoeist.
I am a writer, sailor and marine ecologist from the Atlantic coast of Ireland.
One among many
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).
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