I recently co-authored an essay with Blanche Verlie and Zoë Sadokierski on “mourning in a time of planetary crisis” in The Griffith Review, vol. 92
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This is the slightly revised text of a talk that I have presented at a few conferences over the last couple of years. It draws substantially on stories told in my book A World in a Shell, but does so in an effort to draw out and clarify the particular approach to multispecies storytelling that I have taken in much of my larger body of research.
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I am currently working on a short book that will be published as part of the Cambridge Elements: Environmental Humanities series in 2026 or 2027. A description
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I have recently co-produced a multimedia essay on the decline of the critically endangered regent honeyeater. The piece is the product of a collaboration between scholars in the humanities, design, and biology: me, Zoë Sadokierski, Myles Oakey, Timo Rissanen, Samuel Widin, and Ross Crates.
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In April 2024, I co-organised a roundtable discussion of on the role of mourning and grief in a time of extinctions with Zoe Sadokierski and
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The French translation of my book The Wake of Crows: Living and Dying in Shared Worlds is due to be published in February this year: Dans le
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The French translation of Flight Ways is due to be published in October this year: En plein vol: Vivre et mourir au seuil de l’extinction. The book is coming out with Éditions Wildproject, Marseille.
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We recently published a series of short essays on bushfire and extinction, titled “An Endangered Menagerie” in the journal Plumwood Mountain.
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A new collection of short essays in “Theorizing the Contemporary” on the Cultural Anthropology website, edited by Ursula Münster, Thom van Dooren, Sara Asu Schroer, and Hugo Reinert.
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If you’ve spent much time at all watching YouTube videos of corvids, you’ve likely come across some of the numerous examples of them engaging in
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