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 ›
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Threatened Treasures Project
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 ›
From Words to Action: September 20: Global Strike for Climate
We had a lovely launch last Wednesday 21 August 2019 of the current issue of Plumwood Mountain journal, ‘Intersecting Energies: Location, Gender, Climate‘, with beautiful readings from contributors. In particular it was great to hear commissioned poets Emily Munro Harrison… Read More ›
Intersecting Energies – Launch and Reading – 21 August 2019
We are celebrating the launch of the current issue with a reading at The Alderman in East Brunswick on Wednesday 21 August 2019, 6.00pm for 6.30pm. Come along and bring a friend. All welcome.
Intersecting Energies is live
Plumwood Mountain Volume 6 Number 2 (August 2019) is now live on the theme, ‘Intersecting Energies: Location, Gender, Climate’, with new work from Emily Munro-Harrison, Ryan Prehn, Monica Jasmine Karo, Magan Magan, Lian Low, Dennis Andrew S. Aguinaldo, Anne Casey,… Read More ›
Submissions are now open from 15 March to 1 May
As students across Australia rally in support of climate change action, we open our call for poetry submissions for the August 2019 issue of Plumwood Mountain journal ‘Intersecting Energies: Location, Gender and Climate’ edited by Anne Elvey. Please read the… Read More ›
Plumwood Mountain Vol 6 No 1: The Everywhere of Things is live!
Thanks to the brilliant Jill Jones, our guest poetry editor for our February 2019, The Everywhere of Things, is published, with commissioned poems from Alison Whittaker, Elena Gomez, Janet Jiahui Wu, Mindy Gill, and Shastra Deo, and lots more from… Read More ›
