Boats
A short poem about the Earth's reaction to the first day of summer.
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Tornado
A short prose piece describing a farmer staring down a tornado.
The woman at Polly Joke
A short poem inspired by the annual flowering of poppies on the cliffs overlooking Polly Joke beach in Cornwall.
Catching Angels
Izzy Atkins explores a moment of balance between violence and reverence inside a hunter’s mind.
It is time for a new self
Gwen Smit questions the way we have come to understand ourselves and place in the world through alternative ideas of the self as found in Buddhist thought.
A life lost in the Bill Bryson Library’s Plant Room
The horror - an honest and unflinchingly tragic account of a life lost in the Bill Bryson Library's Plant Room.
Nature as a road to recovery – Nora Fingscheidt’s ‘The Outrun’
Jane Rance reviews Nora Fingscheidt’s new film The Outrun, examining its themes of nature, recovery, and community.
Thomas Hardy: bridging the gap between Victorian and modern literature
Jane Rance discusses Thomas Hardy's novels and poetry, showing how they have features typical of both nineteenth- and twentieth-century literature.
Does England need a Right to Roam?
Catriona Eke discusses the Right to Roam campaign, looking at the issues of being excluded from land and the benefits of a relationship with nature.
God and Nature: What is the difference
Some thoughts on one of the real differences between atheism and theism