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Join the Sensoria launch event on Tuesday, Sept 8 at About Time Bookstore

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SENSORIA is out September 8th: Join book events next week!

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SENSORIA, a feast for the senses, now open for preorders

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Open through Aug 3: Call for single-author book manuscript proposals

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Preorder SENSORIA, the newest book from Humans & Nature Press

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Text against a photo of green leaves with light glowing behind them says, “Submissions now open. Call for single-author manuscript proposals.” There is also a logo that says “Humans & Nature Press” paired with a symbol reminiscent of a thumbprint or braided knot.

Submissions now open: Call for single-author book manuscript proposals

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Opening June 1: Call for single-author book manuscript proposals

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Text paired with layered color photos of wood and leaves against a white background says, “An Elemental Life with Gavin Van Horn & John Hausdoerffer. Wednesday, April 22nd @ 7 pm EDT. Online Zoom Conversation.” A photo credit for Megan Driving Hawk is listed below the layered photos. There is a mustard-colored border around the image.

Join us on April 22 for An Elemental Life, plus Dekila Chungyalpa on Wonder Cabinet

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Prairie and savanna healing, plus open calls with Humans & Nature Press

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Biochar burning at Humans & Nature Farm

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Opening June 1st: Call for single-author book manuscript proposals

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Digital Press open call update + books on kinship, the elementals, and our changing world

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The Press & Farm flourish with your support. Plus: Our Shop is open!

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The gift of books from Humans & Nature Press

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Listen: The Becoming Nature Podcast + Elementals

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The Art of Relationship: In Conversation with Lydia Cheshewalla. View Lydia’s artworks through Sunday at Brushwood 

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A portrait of a person standing outside, smiling. She is standing in front of yellow and pink wildflowers and trees with green leaves.

Lydia Cheshewalla’s residency plus a Brushwood exhibition of her work

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Thank you for your submissions to Humans & Nature Press Digital’s 2025 open call.

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A painting of four figures standing in front of a large, golden sun and a pale blue sky. The figures are wearing traditional ritual garb, and from left to right, the colors are gold, blue, green, and red. Below the figures there are vine-like plants with green leaves, flowers, mushrooms, and layers of soil. A golden background surrounds the image.

What can we learn from the soil? Akilah R. Martin and Orrin Williams curate the latest Questions for a Resilient Future series.

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Poems, line drawings, and digital-mineral works, new on the digital press

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Submissions now open: Welcoming writings & artwork on the theme of seeds.

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Beginning on Tuesday, we’re welcoming writings & artwork on the theme of seeds.

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Eight portraits are arranged in circles against a background of a tree round and green leaves. Text overlaid on the image says, "An Elemental Life. An evening of reading, writing, and conversation. 6pm CT 5/29 Free Virtual. J. Drew Lanham. Krissy Kludt. Gavin Van Horn. Elizabeth Bradfield. Felicia Zamora. Geffrey Davis. Heather Swan. Nicholas Triolo." Logos for the Center for Humans & nature and Writing the Wild appear on the image.

This Thursday: Writing with the Elements

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White text overlaid on a background of blue sky and a pink blooming flower says, “Humans & Nature Press. 2025 Digital Press Open Call. We welcome your writings & artwork on the theme of seeds as both the offspring/wellspring of the plants and also as metaphors for resilient reimagining and active adaptation. In this time of accelerated climate and social change, what are the seeds we are planting for the future? What are we growing in our gardens and communities? What are the forms of adaptation and beginnings that we want to enact at this point in our shared histories? What ancestral knowledges do we retain and reinvigorate that will further the flourishing of humans, and other-than-human beings? What are our intentions and offerings for the generations who follow us? How are we cultivating transformation in this time? humansandnature.org/submission-guidelines”

June 24 – July 15: Welcoming writings & artwork on the theme of seeds

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