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Bending The Arc Magazine Edition 3

Happy Earth Day 2026!


One year ago today, the Bending The Arc Editors launched our very first edition of the thrutopian magazine Bending The Arc on Substack, to showcase a possible, thriveable future that we would want to bring into being.

Today marks the launch of Edition 3. Over the next two and a half weeks there's lots to enjoy, ponder and contemplate. If you're not already signed up you can get each post to your inbox or Substack app. And all posts are here too: https://bendingthearcmagazine.substack.com

Bending The Arc logo - green spring like organic shapes. Text says time travel for self-seeders: the thrutopia magazine. back with edition 3 on Earth Day 22 April,

Contents for Edition Three: 22nd April

  • Wednesday 22nd April: Speak! In Emerald Conversation: poems from Claire Collison and Kara Barlow

  • Thursday 23rd April: The Rising: story by Carrie Starbuck with artwork by Maisa Mreiwed

  • Friday 24th April: Salmon Totem: memoir extract by Helen Moore

  • Saturday 25th April: Summary post (with links to pieces so far), plus the first of three visual poems by Jon Stone

  • Monday 27th April: Unstoppable… a Beginner’s Guide to Making an (im)Possibly Glorious Future: interview with Hannah Mulder

  • Tuesday 28th April: Because We Believe We Can: poems from Katrina Naomi and Sarah Mnatzaganian

  • Wednesday 29th April: A Climate Majority Scenario: feature by Prof. Rupert Read

  • Thursday 30th April: Creating ‘The Climate-Conscious Writers Handbook’: feature by Wren James

  • Friday 1st May: A National Park on Your Doorstep - Cardiff’s Bid to be a National Park City: feature by Benjamin Geeson-Brown

  • Saturday 2nd May: Summary post (with links to pieces so far), plus visual poem by Jon Stone

  • Monday 4th May: A Time Traveller and a Poet Do a Ridiculous Thing. Of Course They Do! Interview with Rob Hopkins

  • Tuesday 5th May: The Future Starts with a Seed: fiction from Édi Longwave and Michelle Silvestri, and one of our suggested Everyday Actions

  • Wednesday 6th May: A Visionary Road Map: book review by Karen Elias

  • Thursday 7th May: Remember Where the Raspberries Grow: story by Ruth Rosenhek

  • Friday 8th May: ‘We’ll Meet You There’ - Thrutopoetry Launched! Poems from Alice Willitts, Hilary Watson and Ilse Pedler

  • Saturday 9th May: Summary of all Edition 3 pieces, plus last visual poem by Jon Stone and advance notice of our next submission window

 
 
 

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