Geopoetics Symposium
I’ll be speaking at the Geopoetics Symposium at Hollyhock, Cortes Island, BC, Canada in April 2022.
OU DGES Colloquium
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Eric Magrane OU DGES Colloquium
Climate Geopoetics article in Dialogues in Human Geography
The “online first” version of a new article, “Climate geopoetics (the earth is a composted poem)” is published in Dialogues in Human Geography. See the abstract and article here.
Geopoetics in Practice
Geopoetics in Practice is published! You can read more about the book, which is in the Routledge Research in Culture, Space, and Identity series, here.
A poem in Carbon Copy: a new journal of climate science and the literary arts
The new journal Carbon Copy bills itself as “a journal at the intersection of climate science and the literary arts.” I’m grateful to have a poem in its inaugural issue. The poem is titled “In the Anthropocene, there can be no climate in the old sense; only weathercultures, with people acting as weatherculturalists.” The poem’s title is a direct quote from Mike Hulme, from his book Weathered: Cultures of Climate.
You can find the journal’s homepage here, and the poem here.
Literary Inventory of Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks
The “Literary Inventory of Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks” is now live in the fifteenth issue of Spiral Orb. It gathers more than fifty contributors who have written poems or prose addressed to species who live in the region of southern New Mexico in and around the new monument, which was established by President Obama in 2014.
To read the introduction to the inventory and the poems, visit Spiral Orb here.
Various Instructions
Thanks to Anna Lena Phillips Bell, editor of Ecotone, for reprinting “Various Instructions for the Practice of Poetic Field Research” in Ecotone’s Spring/Summer 2019 issue.
Anna Lena writes, “With this issue we debut a new department, Various Instructions, in which writers and artists will offer lists, prompts, formulas, how-to’s, and the like. We’re reprinting here the inspiration for it: Eric Magrane’s ‘Various Instructions for the Practice of Poetic Field Research.”
You can read “Various Instructions for the Practice of Poetic Field Research” here, and Anna Lena’s “Venerable Instructions,” where she introduces the new department of the journal, here.