Written as the Covid-19 pandemic arrived in Europe, this is an essay about the encounter with parental mortality.
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Written for a special issue of OEI on Publishing Practices, Publishing Poetics.
Talking about the work of the Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures collective for the tenth anniversary issue of Dark Mountain.
After We Stop Pretending
An essay for Dark Mountain: Issue 15 on the strange hot summer of 2018 and the beginnings of the new climate movements.
Written for a special issue of the journal KULA: Knowledge Creation, Dissemination and Preservation Studies.
Coming Down the Mountain
After ten years of holding the space of Dark Mountain – the space between stories, the place you come when things you once believed in no longer make sense – it’s time for me to move on.
Ten Years on a Mountain: A Farewell
Written to accompany the announcement of my departure from Dark Mountain after ten years at the heart of the project.
Dark Mountain: The Online Edition
So many of my working hours in the first half of 2018 went into the new Dark Mountain website. It was a strange experience to have it “go live” while…
From the Dead Centre of the Present
A reflection on my collaboration with the Dutch-Serbian architecture duo STEALTH.unlimited.
This conversation was published on Dark Mountain’s Online Edition, four months prior to the publication of the Deep Adaptation paper.