Palimpsest
15/03/2021
This essay was published in Dark Mountain: Issue 16 - REFUGE
Writings
One morning in early 2011, 75-year-old grandmother Hayastan Shakarian left her house in the village of Armazi, Georgia, armed with just a shovel. She was on the hunt for valuable metals - copper, in particular - hoping to scavenge unused wire and sell it for scrap...Full article available at Dissident Voice, here.
A short piece titled A Universe of Stories has been published online at Resilience.org. Available Here
A new essay published in the Minding Nature journal, from the Center for Humans & Nature, available here.
On Life in Freetown Christiania
14/06/2020
On February 13th 2020, I was interviewed about the life and economy of Freetown Christiania in Copenhagen, by the A Correction podcast. Available here.
The Meat Queue
10/06/2020
Originally published as part of the 'Dispatches from a Stricken Planet' series at Dark Mountain
Originally Published 25th November, 2015 at Dark Mountain
Of Pond Brains and Humanity 2.0
08/06/2020
The Focal and the Flask
08/06/2020
Originally published in Dark Mountain: Issue 6 (Autumn 2014) and here
Autonomous Nature
07/06/2020
Originally Published 22nd August, 2016 at Dark Mountain