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Current Issue

Issue 31

Climate

Belle Boggs considers climate crisis and US education, Amaris Ketcham draws the story of the Berkeley Pit, Cecily Parks maps lost fields and meadows, and Matty Layne Glasgow reads Brian Teare's poem "Doomstead Days." Plus new poems from Lisa Ampleman, Craig Santos Perez, and Bernardo Wade, images from Radha Pandey's artist book Deep Time, and a debut short story from Emily Kevlin.

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Front cover of Ecotone, featuring a painting of doughnuts and a flamingo figurine against a bright wallpaper background

Featured

The Strip  – 

•You Beautiful Thing

Lee Lai

A common rant of my mother’s, over the years, has been this—

Nonfiction  – 

•Naming Home

Kazim Ali

From 1975 to 1979, my family lived in Jenpeg, north of Lake Winnipeg, in Manitoba, Canada. Manitoba Hydro had built the town for its employees to live in. . .

a black and white illustration of the moon
Fiction  – 

•A Lovelier World

Cathy Ulrich

The astronaut has been home from space for two months. She checks the calendar from time to time, running a finger backward over the days. . .

Nonfiction  – 

•Purple Kingsessing

Josina Guess

The name on the seed packet—purple Kingsessing—was familiar, like an old family name.

From the Editor  – 

•In Cases of Emergency

Anna Lena Phillips Bell
Poetry  – 

•梁祝 (The Butterfly Lovers)

Diana Cao
Poetry  – 

•Nature Armed Medicine

Vickie Vértiz
Various Instructions

•HOW NOT TO STAY UNSHOT IN THE U.S.A.

Samiya Bashir
Various Instructions

•A Soup Recipe: Questions and Interpretive Instructions for a Present Process and a Future Meal

Emily Hilliard & Rebecca Wright

Event

Join us for the Climate Issue launch party, May 5!

With readings from Belle Boggs, Bernardo Wade, and more