Finally, we’re featuring Catherine Pierce’s “Anthropocene Pastoral,” a poem confronting beauty and catastrophe in the Anthropocene. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/anthr... #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Rajiv Mohabir’s “Pancha Maha-Bhuta,” a poem from the archives engaging the body, spirit, and elemental imagery. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/panch... @rajivmohabir.bsky.social #Ecotone38 #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring J. Drew Lanham’s “Biodiversity: Questioning the Count,” a Climate Annotation considering extinction, inheritance, and moral responsibility. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/climate-anno... #Ecotone38 #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Anthony Cody’s “brd,” a poem about language, silence, and communication. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/brd/ @anthonycody.bsky.social #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Luisa A. Igloria’s “Indelible,” a meditation on colonization, environmental depletion, and memory. @thepoetslizard.bsky.social Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/climate-anno... ‎ #Ecotone38 #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

I think Ecotone is a beauty, which makes having this poem featured there all the sweeter. 🌖

Ecotone Magazine@ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Today we’re featuring Jane Zwart’s “I read that the moon is rusting,” a poem about time, inheritance, and change. This piece is free to read online! ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/i-rea... @janezwart.bsky.social #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

New essay in the latest issue of @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social in which I reflect on #ClimateChange, racism, memory, & more. I wrote the 1st draft back in 2020-2021 as part of a preface for ON THE SWAMP. As the book evolved, this piece fell to the wayside. I'm glad it finally found a home in Ecotone!

Ecotone Magazine@ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Today we’re featuring Ryan E. Emanuel’s “Countermemories and Climate Change,” a Climate Annotation on memory, oppressive history, and understanding. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/climate-anno... @WaterPotential.bsky.social

Today we’re featuring Tiffany Margaret Higgins’s “Chewing the Sun,” a poem about wildfire smoke and collective vulnerability. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/chewi... ‎ #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Catcuce Tiger’s “I am from this place,” Climate Annotation, a brief meditation on what it means to belong. This piece is free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/climate-anno... ‎

Today we’re featuring Belle Boggs’s Climate Annotation, in which she rides an electric school bus and witnesses the power of community-based ecological innovation. @belleboggs.bsky.social ecotonemagazine.org?p=21243

Today we’re featuring January Gill O’Neil’s poem “The River Remembers,” a poem about landscape, ancestry, and rural memory. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/the-r...

Today we’re featuring Ryan E. Emanuel’s “Countermemories and Climate Change,” a Climate Annotation on memory, oppressive history, and understanding. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/climate-anno... @WaterPotential.bsky.social

Today we’re featuring the art in our Anniversary Issue, from Ben Blount. “We Are All Connected,” is Blount’s reflection on community, printmaking, and connection. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/art/we-are-a... ‎ @blountben.bsky.social

Today we’re featuring Rossy Evelin Lima’s poems “Water Path / Aguacamino,” a bilingual poem about borders, movement, and transformation. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/water... #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Erika Howsare’s “Warrior Sister,” a Climate Annotation on poison ivy’s troubled belonging. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/climate-anno... ‎

Today we’re featuring Ned Balbo’s poem “A Spell for Lamentation and Renewal,” a litany for grief, beauty, and ecological renewal. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/a-spe... ‎ #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Erica Berry’s “On Rehearsal,” a Climate Annotation evoking lilies, gender roles, childhood visions of romantic love, as well as how to respond to the climate crisis. @ericajberry.bsky.social Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/climate-anno... ‎

Today we’re featuring Beth Ann Fennelly’s “The Last Hummingbird of Summer,” a poem about seasonality, loss, and noticing. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/the-l... ‎ #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Orchid Tierney’s “paperclips,” a lyrical piece on plastic pollution, teaching, and our responsibility to home. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org/climate-anno... ‎ @orchidtierney.bsky.social #Ecotone38 #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Martha Silano’s “Self-Portrait as Southern Resident Orca,” a poem on language, species, and identity. Free to read online for the next two weeks. ecotonemagazine.org?p=21285 #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Lia Purpura’s “The Space Between,” a Climate Annotation from the archives on memory, landscape, and layered experience. This piece is free to read online! ecotonemagazine.org/climate-anno... ‎ #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Madeleine Jubilee Saito’s Climate Annotation comic, “Safety.” This comic is free to read online! ecotonemagazine.org/comics/safety/ ‎ #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Camille T. Dungy’s “Back Where You Came From,” a poem from the archives about direction, memory, and return. This piece is free to read online! ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/back-... ‎

Today we’re featuring Talia Lakshmi Kolluri’s “Bitter Is the Fruit That Falls from Your Hand,” a story about interspecies connection and imagined worlds. This piece is free to read online! ecotonemagazine.org/fiction/bitt... @taliakolluri.bsky.social #Ecotone38 #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Jane Zwart’s “I read that the moon is rusting,” a poem about time, inheritance, and change. This piece is free to read online! ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/i-rea... @janezwart.bsky.social #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring “Another Kind of Wonder: Notes on Attached to the Living World,” from anthology editors Ann Fisher-Wirth & Laura-Gray Street. Their essay serves as a conversation on ecopoetry and an introduction to the poetry in this issue. @elegystreet.bsky.social

Today we’re featuring "Simulacrums of Home" from David Gessner and Kimi Faxon Hemingway. This piece is free to read online! ecotonemagazine.org/out-of-place... ‎ #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring Rick Bass’s “The Green Curtain Roadshow,” a Climate Annotation on old-growth forests, listening, and ecological faith. This piece is free to read online! ecotonemagazine.org/climate-anno... ‎ #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary

Today we’re featuring jason b. crawford’s “A Double Sonnet for the River,” a meditationon joy, rivers, and spiritual longing. This piece is free to read online! ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/a-dou... @jasonbcrawford.bsky.social

Today we’re featuring Nick Fuller Googins’s “The Sun Always Shines,” a story about labor, climate work, and finding meaning in physical craft. This piece is free to read online! ecotonemagazine.org/fiction/the-... ‎