by Michael Bailey They returned him to Willow as twelve pounds of amended soil in a biodegradable sack, along with a sapling of a western red cedar whose roots had already begun feeding from him. T...

by Michael Bailey They returned him to Willow as twelve pounds of amended soil in a biodegradable sack, along with a sapling of a western red cedar whose roots had already begun feeding from him. T...

In This Issue Non-fiction Introduction: Life After Waste | Ben Lockwood Beyond Clean-Ups | Professor Ria Dunkley What it takes to give diapers a life after waste | Dr. Jason Graham-N...

Genre is advertising. Market an expression. Sell it to a wide audience. Think of your brand. Think of your angle. Monetize that primordial urge to make sense of the world around you and hope the endl...

Genre is advertising. Market an expression. Sell it to a wide audience. Think of your brand. Think of your angle. Monetize that primordial urge to make sense of the world around you and hope the endl...

by Alexia Tiches

by Alexia Tiches

Demon Ecofiction: Ecofiction in Barbara Kingsolver’s “Demon Copperhead”

Demon Ecofiction: Ecofiction in Barbara Kingsolver’s “Demon Copperhead”

by Jared Oliver Adams

by Jared Oliver Adams

by Lynne Sargent

by Lynne Sargent

Smoke hisses out of the wrinkled, larva-ridden pomegranates lying under the shadow of their withered tree. The manchild stares at the hole pulling fruit and dirt within, as Mother wails beside. Not u...

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