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For as Many Days as We Have Left
This essay is included in Earthly Love: Stories of Intimacy and Devotion from Orion Magazine. Continue reading
Justice & Community
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From the Oldest Forest in Montana
When a forest gets to be this old and untouched, it becomes something more than a forest. It becomes what we would think of as a mind, with history, knowledge, memory, and foresight. Continue reading
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Seven Questions for Georgina Kleege, Guest Picture Editor for the Winter 2021 Issue
IN THE WINTER 2021 ISSUE, we scrutinize the ways in which the body informs our perception of and engagement with our surroundings. What we understand of the natural world is Continue reading
Lay of the Land
Wild Embodiment
Out here in the wild, I feel human beyond identity. I experience being in community without judgment, embraced by all the rooted, furred, feathered beings around me. Continue reading
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Retriever of Souls
A child and her dog navigate the forest of epilepsy. Continue reading