Announcing Dark Mountain: Issue 21 - Dark Mountain
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Our new spring issue is out today - a collection of non-fiction, fiction, poetry and artwork that revolve around the theme of confluence.
Watersmeet The Greek philosopher Heraclitus used a term to explain existence: panta rhea, ‘everything flows’. Things and people never are, but are always ‘becoming’. Yet constant change is disturbing to human minds caught in dualities, and, when threatened with upheaval, many of us seek refuge in illusions of stability. According to Heraclitus this is a fool’s errand – like flowing water, we are always ‘coming to be and departing’. Everything is in flux, nothing in existence stays the same: ‘It is impossible to step into the same river twice.’ Two and a half thousand years later, the…
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