Shorelines and watery edges: rivers, lakes, oceans, seas. These are sites of an infrastructure of change, from ports to research to pleasure. Neither land nor water, but both at different times, seasons, climates. Shorelines are worth looking at for themselves, not just the edge of more important things. They themselves are important.
cover details | 3 |
book page | 2 |
contributors and contents | 3 |
Asher Ghaffar: Shorelines, a poem about the Kotogama Maru, 1914 | 4 |
Nezar Akujok: After the last sky, Gaza | 6 |
Barbara Prezelj: Time on Holiday, walking the coast of Norfolk | 12 |
Tim Sharp: Watery Edges in Andalucia | 20 |
Ian Chodikoff: Edge Conditions in Prince Edward Country | 26 |
James Moses: Submerged Pastures, Cape Cod | 30 |
from the archives: Lebbeus Woods in Havana | 35 |
Andrey Chernykh, Leopold Flot: Operative Ground in Toronto | 38 |
Marly Ibrahim: Simulations of the Sea in Port Hardy | 43 |
Suzanne Steele: The River, She is on Our Side, journal entries | 48 |
Stephanie White: crossing the line | 58 |
Call for articles: 50 :: colour | 2 |
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