Issue No. 29 of Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments, at http://www.terrain.org, features a rich and surprising mix of literary, technical, and artistic contributions, all with eloquent and sometimes flighty responses to the theme of migration:

Editorials

Guest Editorial, with Audio and Image Gallery - "Migratory" by Allison Adelle Hedge Coke, Reynolds Chair of Creative Writing, University of Nebraska Kearney; plus "Migrare: A Meditation in Three Movements" by Elizabeth Dodd; "The Art of Attraction" by Deborah Fries; "Para ser de uso" by Kathryn Miles; "Throat-Singing vs. the Katydids of Glynwood" by David Rothenberg; and "Migration in the Borderlands" by Lauret Savoy

Interview - "Every City Should Have an Atlas": Chavawn Kelley Interviews Author Rebecca Solnit

To Know a Place - "Green Green is the Ground": Essay and Photographs by Abeer Hoque, with Audio

UnSprawl Case Study - Holiday Neighborhood in Boulder, Colorado, with Image Gallery

Essays

"Buckeye" by Scott Russell Sanders, with Audio; "Pilgrimage to the Magdalen" by Fenton Johnson; "The Perilous Career of a Footpath" by Howard Mansfield; "Say the Names" by Lyn Baldwin, with Image Gallery; "Concerning couguar" by Amanda Giracca; and "Ghosts" by Sharman Apt Russell

Articles

"Laramie: A Gem City Atlas Reveals an Uncharted West" by Chavawn Kelley, with Image Gallery and Audio; "Holding Pattern: A Melon's Cross-Border Journey from Farm to Fridge" by Megan Kimble; "On the Trail of Mountain Lions" by Melissa L. Lamberton; and "Deepmaps: Reading Tim Robinson's Maps of Aran" by Eamonn Wall

ARTerrain Gallery "Transit ~ Photographs": Three sets of photographs and narratives from northern Japan and southern Arizona by Yozo Takada

Poetry by Emma Trelles, B.A. Wingate, José Edmundo Ocampo Reyes, Eleanor Paynter, Katherine E. Young, Maureen Duffy, William Auten, Arlene Kim, Melissa E. Jordan, Derek Sheffield including translation by Stephen Berard, Julia Shipley, Julie L. Moore, Ed Zahniser, Vandana Khanna, Elizabeth Aoki, Allen M. Weber, Pamela Uschuk, J.D. Smith, and Grace Bauer

Fiction

"Latitude" by Joanna Beth Tweedy, with Audio; "Bycatch" by Tom Noyes; and "If, Minnesota" by Steven Woodward

Reviews

Hal Crimmel reviews My Paddle to the Sea: Eleven Days on the River of the Carolinas, by John Lane; Megan Kimble reviews Pathfinder: Blazing a New Wilderness Trail in Modern America, by Ron Strickland; Andrew C. Gottlieb reviews Sing: Poetry from the Indigenous Americas, edited by Allison Adelle Hedge Coke; and Simmons B. Buntin reviews Raising Elijah: Protecting Our Children in an Age of Environmental Crisis, by Sandra Steingraber

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