Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments is pleased to announce the launch of Issue No. 23, with the theme of “Symbiosis,” at http://www.terrain.org.
This issue features an interview with Scott Russell Sanders; essays by Sharman Apt Russell, Stephen Trimble, and Deanne Stillman; articles on Sustainability and the Pringle Creek Community and Saving Coral Reefs; twenty poets with audio; new fiction; columns, including a new regular editorial by Lauret Savoy; and more.
Specifically, this issue of Terrain.org includes:
Guest editorial by Mandy Creighton, Within Reach, titled “Cycling Toward Sustainable Community”
Columns by Simmons B. Buntin (Flare: an online photo gallery of cranes and geese at the Bosque del Apache), Deborah Fries (The Language of Give and Take), David Rothenberg (Does nature need us? Symbiosis as one way to survive), and Lauret Savoy (Placing Washington, D.C., before the Inauguration)
Interview with author Scott Russell Sanders
UnSprawl case study: Plum Creek in Kyle, Texas
Poetry with audio by Aleria Jensen, Janet Smith, Lauren Eggert-Crowe, Greg McBride, Dorine Jennette, Wally Smith, Lori Anderson Moseman, John Hildebidle, Beth Paulson, Andrew C. Gottlieb, Joy Ladin, Dan Stryk, Mary Cisper, Suzanne Roberts, Cynthia Belmont, Rachel Dacus, Jared Pearce, Pianta, C.E. Chaffin, and Michael J. Vaughn
Essays:
- Letter to My Father Concerning the State of the World, by Sharman Apt Russell
- Devil’s Bargains, with online slideshow, by Stephen Trimble
- Educating the Body, by Katherine Jamieson
- Report from Monona County: Mysterious work, with audio, by Kelly Madigan Erlandson
- The Unaccountable Stupidity of Living Things, by Anca Vlasopolos
- Horse Latitudes, by Deanne Stillman
Fiction by Patrick Burns (with audio), Ron Rindo, and Jonathan Dozier-Ezell
Articles:
- One Green Thing Leads to Another: Sustainability at the Pringle Creek Community, by Jim Fizsimons
- Saving Coral Reefs: Darwin’s Second Obsession Needs to be Our First, by Rick MacPherson
- Building and Dwelling in the Mountains: The Sage Mountain Center Story, by Kathryn Bundy
- Muir Woods National Monument: William Kent’s Progressive Vision, text by Tom Butler, photograpy by Antonio Vizcaino
Photographer Ben Krall in the ARTerrain gallery
Reviews of Nancy A. Nichols’s Lake Effect: Two Sisters and a Town’s Toxic Legacy, and Lit Windowpane, poems by Suzanne Frischkorn
Check out the new issue now at http://www.terrain.org/.
Previous issues are fully archived at www.terrain.org/archives, and submission guidelines are at www.terrain.org/submit.
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