At Plumwood Mountain we will continue to advocate for the recognition and protection of more-than-human worlds. These worlds include entangled ecosystems of animals, plants, and climates. We will deepen our commitment to foregrounding the links between decolonial and ecocritical perspectives… Read More ›
At this moment on the cusp of handing over to incoming managing editor, Amanda Lucas-Frith, Sophie Finlay and their team, this week, I want to thank all the poets, reviewers, essayists, artists, and publishers who trusted the journal with their… Read More ›
On behalf of Plumwood Incorporated and the Plumwood Mountain Editorial Board, I am delighted to announce that from 2021 the New Editorial Administration Team will be lead by incoming Managing Editor, Amanda Lucas-Frith, and Sophie Finlay. Amanda Lucas-Frith is a… Read More ›
In past weeks as countries across the world negotiate the COVID-19 pandemic in a multitude of ways, the ‘pause’ many of us inhabit has also allowed for further destruction, and of note just in October 2020 in the UK and… Read More ›
Plumwood Mountain: An Australian Journal of Ecopoetry and Ecopoetics is in a time of transition. After 7 years, Managing Editor Anne Elvey will be stepping down at the end of 2020. At the same time the Editorial Board intends… Read More ›
Submissions for Volume 7 Number 2 are open between 26 May and 1 July 2020. I am delighted to announce Jonathan Skinner as the guest editor for this issue on the theme ‘Writing in the Pause’. ‘What in this disruption… Read More ›
John Charles Ryan, guest editor for our current issue, is one of three editors (with Patricia Vieira and Monica Gagliano, for a project of writing and art called The Mind of Plants. You can read about the plants, poets and… Read More ›
At Plumwood Mountain journal we generally love receiving books for review and are grateful to publishers for their trust in sending new titles to the journal. We have published many reviews over our 6+ years of publication, and have around… Read More ›
The March 2020 issue of Plumwood Mountain journal is now live. John Charles Ryan has edited an issue on Plant Poetics, with 37 poems from Australian and international poets, essays and book reviews. As most of us are physically… Read More ›
Update: Mandy Langlois advises that submissions are open until 30 June 2020, but check the website for details. A new project Threatened Treasures is calling for submissions. They are aiming to create ‘an anthology of poems for young people to… Read More ›