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Dark Mountain: Issue 27
2025
Sidottu, 256 sivua
"Our twenty-seventh book is a collection of non-fiction, fiction, poetry and artwork revolving around bodies, human, creaturely, plant and mineral. An anthology of the corporeal in times of crisis, collapse and change.
So much in our modern industrial culture encourages disembodiment – both from ourselves, as animal beings, and from the larger body of the Earth. The writing and artwork in this book explores the consequences of that detachment and the many different ways by which we might become re-embodied. Some contributors put their feet back on the ground through dance, while others put their bodies on the line during direct action protests. Connections are mapped between the spores of plants that predate dinosaurs and human autoimmune disease, and – as shown on our cover – between herbs and human healing. There are tales of bodies that do not conform to ‘healthy’ stereotypes, and how chronic sickness can be held up as a mirror to the ailments of the planet.
Also in this issue are stories of reabsorption in the world, whether through connections with mountains and waters, or the embodied ritual of becoming a tree. There are interspecies shapeshiftings and human-canine chimeras, posing questions of where bodies end and where they begin. Some of the pieces are visceral – peeling back the anatomies of Italian Renaissance Venuses, burying a road-killed mole in a nettle-fibre shroud, or plunging into the uncanny world of blood platelet donation – and, inevitably, death casts a shadow on this book. But its pages hum with life as well, from the palo verde beetle emerging from the Sonoran Desert, from crows, coyotes, jellyfish, mountain goats, mare’s tail, granite and trees, to the leafy guardian deity of the Amazon.
Bodies, far from being separate things – atomised, individual units existing in and of themselves – are connected, interpenetrating and curiously hard to define. Dark Mountain: Issue 27 celebrates that complexity, and how all of us are part of the body of the Earth.
Contributors: Peter Brooks, John Paul Caponigro, Cate Chapman, Mike Cipra, Matthew Cooperman, Mary Cass Dohnal, Andrea Dow, Simon Ellis, Sarah Filmer, Zana Fraillon, Maxine Dargaud Fons, Carrie Foulkes, Anisa George, Lee Hana, Samantha M. Harvey, Finn Haunch,Nick Hunt, Emily Jay, Amy Kennedy, Dana Iova Koga, Ibby Lanfear, Joel Long, Charlie Malone, Cían McAlone, Michael McLane, Darren Perlongo, Eric Robertson, Ruth Potts, Lia Purpura, Jess Rae, Dougie Strang, Em Strang, Emily Strasser, Arthur Sze, Cassie Thornton, Ruth Tudor, Steve Wheeler, Caroline Williams, Adam Wilson, Felicia Zamora.
Artists: Nicole Alger, Tallula Bentley, , Jim Carter, Meinrad Craighead, Laura Dutton, Rachel Foster, Paul Hammacott, Tracy Hill, Tony Humbleyard, Emily Jay, Sam Jennen, Elisa Lamsfuss, Ibby Lanfear, Matt E. Lewis, Aurore Maren, Nathaniel Mason, Anita Nixdorf, Gustaf Palm, Hannah Regier, Maria Renée, John Schmitz, Laura Sedgwick, Kate Walters
Editors: Nick Hunt, Eric Robertson. Poetry editor: Michael McLane. Contributing editor: Carrie Foulkes. Art editor: Charlotte Du Can. Production: Charlotte Du Cann and Nick Hunt. Editorial assistant: Ava Osbiston."
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