Poem
Resurrection Biology
George Church has a beard like God’s. Each whisker contains helices of DNA that curve like mammoth tusks. Church and his team work to resurrect the woolly mammoth, or rather, to Continue reading
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George Church has a beard like God’s. Each whisker contains helices of DNA that curve like mammoth tusks. Church and his team work to resurrect the woolly mammoth, or rather, to Continue reading
The McKenzie River’s half in shade, half molten silver and today, in the shallow water, a single salmon, has made it back to where she began, her scintillant body that moves Continue reading
This story was published as a companion piece to Orion‘s Winter 2023 Love Issue, a tome about devotion. Subscribe here and learn more here. IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PACIFIC, the black, Continue reading
IN THE EARLY MONTHS OF the COVID-19 pandemic, at any given hour, you might have found me hunched over and gently tending to a new houseplant as I sheltered in place. Continue reading
In Ireland, Halloween (Samhain) is a major temporal hinge—when the year turns from light to dark, and the boundary between the living and dead, the fantastic and the mundane, grows gossamer Continue reading