In the past couple of years, we have all discussed and dissected, with intensity, the man-made climatological changes […]
Climate Change and the Commons
Vol 33 No 1

The Wixárika’s exemplary resistance against extraction
Photos by José Luis Aranda with commentary by Claudia Itzkowich The southern part of the Chihuahua desert […]

The Garden of Dutiful Women
Stardust and Moonlight: A Love Poem Beaches built of melted Sun. Iridescent air Lavender thoughts sprinkle Yearning on […]

The Root of It
We too are wild In the past year we have seen hundreds of kangaroos flee bush fires in […]

First Person Climate Change
I Bob Carty’s Arctic report and how it froze my heart Scientists do not write in the first […]

Forest Floor
He walked among the trees. They smelled good. He had rarely taken the time to notice. The smell […]

Dhrupad of Destruction
Dhrupad of Destruction I see Nataraja dancing on a lofty hill, to the sound of crushing ice, Melting glaciers […]

Moment, arriving
Eocene Time of rising temperatures the dawn horse gallops on primitive hooves greeting the day’s heat with hunger and […]

Takewing a.m.
TAKEWING a.m., written and Illustrated by Brenda J. Wilson. FriesenPress, 348 pages TAKEWING a.m. is Brenda J. Wilson’s […]

Dusk On Loukes Lake
Dusk On Loukes Lake (for Kathleen) thin spirits of mist rise immobile on a lake flooded to ice by the […]