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"There was a time when all our stories were about birds and stars and our grand, infinitesimal home. Eco fiction makes the deliberate choice to tell those stories againβand acknowledges that we never stopped."
- Maro Reus on Ecofiction
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"Singer puts two tiny hands on my cheek. She smiles at me, and I smile back, and she packs magic into my mouth. Petals. Moss. Down in my pink gums, inside my narrow lips."
- Maro Reus in "Spring Equinox"
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We've got a new rotting leaf dropping on Saturday, but in the meantime don't miss our previous one, "She Burrows and Invites", by @linardos.bsky.social.
It's fully rotten.
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Our latest Biodiversity Bulletin is out π:
πͺΈ The Ugly Truth About Rigs-to-Reefs
π Acoustic Indices & Biodiversity
π¨πΊ Cuban Ecosocialism
π And More
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Our latest Biodiversity Bulletin is out π:
πͺΈ The Ugly Truth About Rigs-to-Reefs
π Acoustic Indices & Biodiversity
π¨πΊ Cuban Ecosocialism
π And More
www.briefecology.com/the-biodiver...
We're still a few submissions short of our monthly quotaβsend more weird nature!
We open to submissions at midnight (EST) tonight. Send us your unknowable terrains and horrific habitats
In Terraforming Erasure, John Maerhofer discusses his recent article in Capitalism Nature Socialism on "agrilogistic violence" and the political economy of eco/neofascism
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Brief Ecology reviewed WHAT A FISH LOOKS LIKE in this month's ecofiction review! "Beker queers the format as much as the characters here, and the result is a love story that skips across time and space."
Our March edition of The Eco Update is out! In this issue:
π Terraforming Erasure
π Precision vs Accuracy in the Anthropocene
π· Nature Photo of the Month
π± Growing Community
π And more
www.briefecology.com/the-eco-upda...
Cover of a book titled What A Fish Looks Like
And lastly, this month's Ecofiction Review covers What a Fish Looks Like, from Syr Hayati Beker and @stelliform.press
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In our Notes from a Radical Ecologist column, Sam Myers discusses how the ecosocialist work of @dsasf.org is "Growing Community in the Heart of Tech Empire"
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A lone bird flies over a deep blue sea
Our Nature Photo of the Month is from Rosalie Godefroy. You can find more of Rosalie's work at rosalie-studio.fr
Our second article, from editor @benlockwood.bsky.social, explores how the term "Anthropocene" is a failure of measurement precision
www.briefecology.com/the-eco-upda...
In Terraforming Erasure, John Maerhofer discusses his recent article in Capitalism Nature Socialism on "agrilogistic violence" and the political economy of eco/neofascism
www.briefecology.com/the-eco-upda...
Our March edition of The Eco Update is out! In this issue:
π Terraforming Erasure
π Precision vs Accuracy in the Anthropocene
π· Nature Photo of the Month
π± Growing Community
π And more
www.briefecology.com/the-eco-upda...
Cover of March 2026 issue of The Eco Update, titled "Dual Ecologies"
New issue of The Eco Update dropping tomorrow ππ
βBy placing the lens inside the favelas and turning it outward, the political and economic structures controlling food access everywhere come into focus.β
- @benlockwood.bsky.social on Favela Resistance from @pmpress.bsky.social
Brief Ecology is close to hitting 6k subscribers, and to celebrate weβre doing absolutely nothing. No discounts, sales, or promos. Everything we publish is free to read. Give your money to your local labor/tenant union, mutual aid kitchen, or library.
In our latest Eco-Nonfiction review, @benlockwood.bsky.social reviews Favela Resistance: Urban Periphery, Pacification, and the Struggle for Food Sovereignty from @pmpress.bsky.social
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βWriting is an outlet for me, and I have both envisioned nature taking revenge, or characters larger-than-life protecting what I feel powerless to protect in the real world, and both shades are ecofiction.β
- @linardos.bsky.social on Ecofiction
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I have a new one out β¨
"'Down here, you.'
Feminine voice. Seductive rasp. The manchild kneels over the hole, carefully avoiding the blackened earth. An insect skitters the holeβs rimβbeetle body, but a drooping antenna carries a bulb reminding him of angler fish."
- @linardos.bsky.social in "She Burrows and Invites"
Find The Rotting Leaf here on Bluesky at @rottingleafmag.bsky.social
Our latest Biodiversity Bulletin is out:
πͺΈ Coral Reef Emergency
π IPBES Expert Panel
π The 'Homogenocene'
π and more
www.briefecology.com/the-biodiver...
π· Photography by @ecosystemengineers.bsky.social
Our latest Biodiversity Bulletin is out:
πͺΈ Coral Reef Emergency
π IPBES Expert Panel
π The 'Homogenocene'
π and more
www.briefecology.com/the-biodiver...
Check out Mattβs piece and much more in our latest issue of the Eco Update ππ