Nature

Rachel Sturges looks into the lives of a fisherman’s daughters.

Symen Auke Brouwers rides his bike through the fens.

Jonathan Hiskes grapples with parental anger amid the tedium and injustice of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cameron Morse looks for God in the dead of winter with his toddler son.

Cameron Morse carries his search for God to maggots after night rain.

Paul J. Schutz wants to promote humanity’s sense of interconnectedness with other creatures.

Brett McCracken reviews Look and See, a documentary film focusing on the life and perspective of Wendell Berry.

In Appalachia’s faith-based intentional communities, Michael J. Iafrate locates the relevant “social poetry” necessary for ecological change.

For the affect is not a personal feeling . . . it is the effectuation of a power of the pack that throws the self into upheaval and makes it reel. Who has not known the violence of these animal sequences, which uproot one from humanity, if only for an instant, making one scrape at […]