a webzine for shifting times

by Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee Photo by Bear Guerra I LIKE TO WALK early and am often alone on the beach, the ocean and the birds my only...

Unknitting Despair in a Tangled Landscape by Catherine Bush Illustration by Lucille Clerc IN THE FOUR-HUNDRED-ACRE park a few blocks from...

All good myths and fairy tales begin with a journey. The heroine takes their first step into the unknown, a new vision of the world is...

“And to make an end is to make a beginning.” Little Gidding. T.S. Eliot I measure time by my years on earth. I measure time by the...

In 2017, I worked with the artist Wolfgang Buttress and physicist Martin Bencsik. Martin has developed various bioacoustic techniques....

When Emerging Voices added the feature, Conversations in Crisis, who would have foreseen a pandemic engulfing the world? But here we...

Almost five years ago in Paris, in December 2015, 192 countries agreed to produce a Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) pledging to bri

Lives on the River: Rachel Jacobs We’ve moved our narrowboat from our lockdown spot on Tottenham Marshes after a dramatic series of...

The Fire This Time: Josh Buchin America is on fire. In truth, America has always been on fire. The fire has raged for 400 years. But now...

Oakland, California; Spring 2020: Chalking It Up When COVID-19 hit Oakland, California, the first thing to go was toilet paper. Videos of...

It’s no longer a ‘crisis’. It’s reality. Remain is dead. Brexit is the world we live in, normalizing fear and destroying  ties that bound...

My world changed in June 2016. Against all expectations, my country voted to leave the EU. Over 46 years, we shared the tasks of building...

.".. in the centre of our lives, this time, this day... this spring among the politicians playing cards. In a village of the indigenes,...

These pictures are from a demonstration at London's British Broadcasting Corporation headquarters organized by Extinction Rebellion which...

"It is difficult to get the news from poems, but people die everyday for lack of what is found there" - William Carlos Williams