a journal of reflective environmental practice
Editor’s Note: Robin Boyd’s poetry has appeared in Whole Terrain volumes 18: Boundaries, and 21: Metamorphosis. Read more about her in this author profile we conducted in 2015. The following poems will appear in her forthcoming book with Dog Iron Press, Without…
Originally posted on April 22, 2013 By Caroline Ailanthus Dan Kemp was an unusual student who became a Whole Terrain co-editor in the usual way; like several other editors over the years, he took the “Literature of the Land” course at Antioch University…
Originally posted on January 27, 2011 by Martha Campagna Editor, Whole Terrain “Toss it in the backyard,” my mother would say while scooping the excess flour off the table into my hands. “Return it to Her.” She would hold the door for…
Originally posted on January 11, 2011 by Susan Jane Gentile Managing Editor, Whole Terrain Earlier today I was reading some of the submissions we’ve received for the upcoming “Boundaries” volume of Whole Terrain. I’ve just now returned from a walk with a friend through…
Published in 2011 Boundaries represent limits that confine, constrain, or exclude, yet they also provide identity, protection, and safety. Some boundaries are solidly grounded in geographical fact, others are superimposed by political action, and still others are conveyed by culture and tradition. Across political, social,…
Originally posted on December 15, 2010 by Hanna Wheeler Julie Zickefoose is one of the lucky few who are gutsy enough to make a living — and a difference — by doing something they love. She spends most of each day walking,…
Originally posted October 20, 2010 Image: “Interpreting Fire Point,” Erika Osborne, digital print of drawing on skin, 20″ x 27″, 2005. Art from this series, “Imprinting Place,” as well as her “Mapping Bodily Connection” series appeared in Whole Terrain’s Volume 18: Boundaries….
