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Bending The Arc

publishing stories, poems and features that bend the arc of the possible towards a thriving future on Earth.

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Final Saturday Summary

Farewell. . . . for now!

We'll Meet You There - Thrutopoetry Launched!

Bending The Arc co-editors Alice, Hilary and Ilse bring you the world's first thrutopoetry pamphlet

Remember Where the Raspberries Grow

Short Story by Ruth Rosenhek

A Visionary Road Map

Book review from Karen Elias of 'Eco-Spirituality in the 21st Century: Revisioning Nature, Community, and Connection for a Better Tomorrow' by Dana O’Driscoll and Nate Summers

The Future Starts with a Seed

Fiction from Édi Longwave and Michelle Silvestri, plus an Everyday Action from co-editor Ilse Pedler

A Time Traveller and a Poet Do a Ridiculous Thing. Of Course They Do!

Interview with Rob Hopkins

Saturday Summary for Week 2

Catch up on last week's delights

A National Park on Your Doorstep

Feature by Benjamin Geeson-Brown

Creating ‘The Climate-Conscious Writers Handbook’

Feature by Wren James

A Climate Majority Scenario by Prof. Rupert Read

Feature from #1 Thrutopian, Professor Rupert Read, who coined the phrase and inspired the movement

Because We Believe We Can

Poems by Katrina Naomi and Sarah Mnatzaganian

Unstoppable… a Beginner’s Guide to Making an (im)Possibly Glorious Future

Interview with theatre-maker, Hannah Mulder

Saturday Summary

A handy guide to Edition 3 so far!

Salmon Totem

Memoir extract by Helen Moore

The Rising

Story by Carrie Starbuck with artwork by Maisa Mreiwed

Speak! In Emerald Conversation

3 poems from Claire Collison and Kara Barlow