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Ecotone Magazine

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A biannual magazine that seeks to reimagine place. Founded & made at UNCW. Winner, 2022 AWP Small Press Publisher Award & 2023 Firecracker Award

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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 23/06/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 22/06/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 19/06/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 18/06/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 18/06/2026
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
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Jane Zwart (she/her) @janezwart.bsky.social · 26/05/2026
I think Ecotone is a beauty, which makes having this poem featured there all the sweeter. 🌖
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Dr. Ryan E. Emanuel @waterpotential.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
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!
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 16/06/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
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... ‎
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 13/06/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 12/06/2026
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...
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 08/06/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 06/06/2026
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... ‎
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 04/06/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 04/06/2026
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... ‎
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 02/06/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 01/06/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 30/05/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 27/05/2026
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-... ‎
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 27/05/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 26/05/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 25/05/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 25/05/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 24/05/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 24/05/2026
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
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 23/05/2026
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-... ‎
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 23/05/2026
Today we’re featuring “Love, Again,” from editor Anna Lena Phillips Bell. This piece is free to read online! ecotonemagazine.org/from-the-edi... ‎ #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 22/05/2026
Today we’re featuring Kenton K. Yee’s “The Big One,” a poem about memory and familial tenderness. ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/the-b... #Ecotone #Ecotone38 #AnniversaryIssue #literarymagazine #twentiethanniversary
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 22/05/2026
Issue 38 reaches mailboxes soon, and we’re so excited to share it with you! We’ll be opening access to work from the issue online for your reading pleasure. Follow along to share your favorites! Our first piece is a Climate Annotation from Kathryn Miles, “Bomb Pulse.”
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Bomb Pulse - Ecotone
The concept of time of emergence (ToE) is defined as the time at which the signal of climate change in a given variable emerges from a measure of the
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 06/08/2025
From “The Return,” by Linda Hogan in Ecotone 37 🌕 “Grasses swallow earth and vines consume the sunlight / To create the small egg-shaped gourds.” Read the full piece + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/the-r... ‎ #Ecotone #TheMoonIssue #LitMagLove
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The Return - Ecotone
In the place where rivers meet near the temple of forest we once lived with wavering shadows of darkness, light, and the fruits that grew from our
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 05/08/2025
From “Bleachflood,” by Amit Majmudar in Ecotone 37 🌕 “Every year the Year of the Weevil, / Dead bees sprinkling the gravel, / Honey and harvest laced with ricin...” Read the full poem (for free) + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/bleac... ‎ #Ecotone #TheMoonIssue #LitMagLove
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Bleachflood - Ecotone
1. Every year the Year of the Weevil, Dead bees sprinkling the gravel, Honey and harvest laced with ricin, Muir Woods blazing, kyrie eleison. Withered
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 04/08/2025
From “September Lament After an August Away,” by Susan Blackwell Ramsey in Ecotone 37 🌕 “Spring distracts us with daffodils... But where now are tomatoes in boxes and bags? The chipmunks have eaten.” Read the full piece + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org?p=20166
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September Lament after an August Away - Ecotone
The chipmunks have eaten my first Brandywines,      the New Girls all clustering thick on their vines are riddled with holes and are hanging like rags,
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 01/08/2025
From “Moon Jelly,” by Lisa Williams in Ecotone 37 🌕 “I will feed it to you from my cold hand // all its eggs bobbing and in each, an eye, asleep. // You hold it on your tongue and then, to the moon, return it...” Read the full poem + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/moon-... #Ecotone
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Moon Jelly - Ecotone
I will feed it to you        from my cold hand all its eggs bobbing               and in each, an eye, asleep. You hold it on your tongue and
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 31/07/2025
From “Rondeau for a Long-distance Love,” by Allison Joseph in Ecotone 37 🌕 “I take your books to bed with me / enchanted by the history / of how you’ve lived and where you’ve been...” Read the full poem + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/ronde... @allisonpoet.bsky.social #Ecotone
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Rondeau for a Long-distance Love - Ecotone
I take your books to bed with me, enchanted by the history of how you’ve lived and where you’ve been— your days of fortitude or sin, your years of
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 30/07/2025
From “Late Night Let Down,” by Katherine Indermaur in Ecotone 37 🌕 “her kingdom tugs / at her bidding its heavy tides // her fists like pin curls / spring against the light” Read the full poem + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/late-... ‎ @kgindermaur.bsky.social #Ecotone #TheMoonIssue
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Late Night Letdown - Ecotone
little queen of take of squeal & swallow her kingdom tugs at her bidding its heavy tides her fists like pin curls spring against the light everything
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 29/07/2025
From “Ghost Fishing,” by Sara Kass in Ecotone 37 🌕 “We gulped down / promises of light, of warmth, of more time / owed to us. We tried to drown out // how it all had to end. . .” Read the full poem + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/ghost... #Ecotone #TheMoonIssue #LitMagLove
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Ghost Fishing - Ecotone
All that we didn’t know to mourn, we fished for: the slick scales of a blue morning breathing, the gilled ghost of moon we fished for, its slick scales of
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 28/07/2025
From “Solstice,” by Hailey Leithauser in Ecotone 37 🌕 “I’m waiting up late / for this great moon / to burn out. . .” Read the full poem + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/solst... ‎ #Ecotone #TheMoonIssue #LitMagLove
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Solstice - Ecotone
I’m waiting up late for this great moon to burn out. Certainly, soon, its bulb must pop in a white heartstop fission of light, and small bats dance the
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 26/07/2025
From “A hard-edged glow,” by Rachel Nelson in Ecotone 37 🌕 “Who loved me / when I was a tough-skinned / melon—a lump // of red coal...” Read the full poem + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/a-har... ‎ @rachelhnelson.bsky.social #Ecotone #TheMoonIssue #LitMagLove
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A hard-edged glow - Ecotone
Who loved me when I was a tough-skinned melon—a lump of red coal—the porous lip of a dug-out skunk hole? I have only a small amount of magic now. Spells
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 24/07/2025
From “Look Up Mammal,” by Carolyn Oliver in Ecotone 37 🌕 “Look up mammal > / prompts the phone, unprompted. I do...” Read the full poem + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/look-... ‎ @CarolynROliver.bsky.social #Ecotone #TheMoonIssue #LitMagLove
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Look Up Mammal - Ecotone
Look up mammal > prompts the phone, unprompted. I do           look up, mammal that I am: the scarred parasol          beech—gray-skinned
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 23/07/2025
From “Snowy-white, Rosy-red, Will you?” by Clare Beams in Ecotone 37 🌕 “To look at them was to want to eat them, which was what I wanted to do to my delicious baby daughters too...” @clarebeams.bsky.social Read the full story + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/fiction/snow... ‎
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Snowy-white, Rosy-Red, Will You? - Ecotone
I had two baby girls at once and named them for the rose trees on either side of my front door. Snow-white, Rose-red. Their father had already left us,
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 22/07/2025
From “Revelation of the Porpoise,” by Su Love in Ecotone 37 🌕 “O! Allsound, inrush, rip-sweep, erupting– / I lost the count–blazestar music hurling...” Read the full poem + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/revel... ‎ @Sulovelit.bsky.social #Ecotone #TheMoonIssue #LitMagLove
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Revelation of the Porpoise - Ecotone
It was literally raining fish of all descriptions—sharks, tuna, porpoises! —James R. Smallen, on a hydrogen bomb test and the ensuing tidal wave in the
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 22/07/2025
From “Revelation of the Porpoise,” by Su Love in Ecotone 37 🌕 “O! Allsound, inrush, rip-sweep, erupting– / I lost the count–blazestar music hurling...” Read the full poem + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/poetry/revel... ‎ @Sulovelit.bsky.social #Ecotone #TheMoonIssue #LitMagLove
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Revelation of the Porpoise - Ecotone
It was literally raining fish of all descriptions—sharks, tuna, porpoises! —James R. Smallen, on a hydrogen bomb test and the ensuing tidal wave in the
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 21/07/2025
From “On the Verge,” by Catalina Ocampo Londoño in Ecotone 37 🌕 “Traveling through the Atacama Desert we drive into a lake of salt– / el salar, they call it: a white crust that some Frenchman called lunar...”
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On the Verge - Ecotone
Traveling through the Atacama Desert we drive into a lake of salt— el salar, they call it: a white crust that some Frenchman called lunar, despoiling, dry
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 21/07/2025
From “The Witch Dreams of Black Bulls,” by Lina Maria Ferreira Cabeza-Vanegas in Ecotone 37 🌕 “Because it is a game of darts in the dark, an animal charging at full speed and a sword sliding through muscle and fur...”
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The Witch Dreams of Black Bulls - Ecotone
The child is sick. Pale, listless, and not yet one year old. His mother holds him close, feeds him spoonfuls of syrup, vials of bitter drops, and all the
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 17/07/2025
From “The Moon Moves,” by Elissa Favero in Ecotone 37 🌕 “To bring home the far reaches of the universe, my father gathered and shaped the materials of this world.” Read the full essay + subscribe: ecotonemagazine.org/nonfiction/t... ‎ #Ecotone #TheMoonIssue #LitMagLove
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The Moon Moves - Ecotone
Box step. Feather step. Whisking. Winging. Weaving steps in the shape of a grapevine. Swiveling hips and pulling arms: flossing, flossing. Feeling the
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Ecotone Magazine @ecotonemagazine.bsky.social · 16/07/2025
From “Herb Robert, which I find growing on a walk after class,” by Jimmy Kindree in Ecotone 37 🌕 “Late fall, still here. / Five-lobed high-heel pink, and I, this / Late fall, still hear / You unsheathe a next seedhead spear...”
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