Description
Our bodies inherit a compulsion to seek out the color green. As the colors of our landscapes fade beneath the pressure of climate change, it’s more important now than ever to appreciate, preserve what green was and is.
This issue celebrates an endangered color. In it:
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Sarah Smarsh writes about a green invasion on the prairies
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Ross Gay meditates on the palette of his garden
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Katrina Vandenberg counts water lilies with Monet
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K-Ming Chang discovers a fictional jungle
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Poetry from Margaret Atwood, Michael Metivier, Liz Bradfield, Samiyah Bashir, and others
