Making Friends With Microbes A conversation with Eva Bakkeslett ‘Is it safe to eat?’ I...

Writer and activist Lara-Lane Plambeck describes her efforts, along with the artist collective RE-PEAT, to create alternative maps and unearth more embedded ways of seeing and preserving endangered peatlands.

Delve into our spring issue 2018, an innovative collective of prose, poetry and artwork that explores what it means to be human in a world of dissolving boundaries. Limited edition.

The summer the visitors flock from the cities to the sandy lands: the children run...

Writer and marine ecologist Alexander McMaster charts our familial connections with creatures of the sea both ancient and contemporary, tracking a course through our tempestuous times by way of reintegration with the broader world.

The Dark Mountain bookshop has a pair of stellar issues on offer this month.   Issue...

In our final extract from Issue 28, we travel to the future where art editor Caroline Ross meets salvage artist Jordan Tierney on the shore of a river to discuss her visionary post-collapse sculpture and practice.

~~ Repetition 1 ~~ There’s a certain physicality that I’m interested in, with performing. Especially...

Writer and artist Nina Elder finds herself falling into a dark crevasse on a small Cycladic island, later to create an installation from squid ink the islanders had collected. From our new Issue 28, a special issue on Uncivilized Art, with images from the issue by Nina and Liz Miller-Kovacs.

Uncivilised art practice takes place with an intense relationship with the living world. Cally Yeatman takes her sketchbook to record the shifting weather and sea on her home island in the Outer Hebrides.

Welcome to our autumn special issue on uncivilised art now available in our online shop. We set off today with an editorial 'tree map' of the book and the stunning covers by Canadian artist and forest activist Kyle Scheurmann.