Desired Landscapes, Issue 08 Camellia Sinensis and affect our access to

and affect our access to water as a common good in our daily inhabiting of the city

founder of The Utne Reader “Martin Shaw has hung around a great deal in the Otherworld

Jones is an art historian

is honoured and included…the closest thing I can find in the world to the Aboriginal collective process of what we call “yarning”

These black & white analog photographs were taken by Pablo Diserens during the summer of 2021 while on a 10-day field recording hike

Desired Landscapes, Issue 08 Camellia Sinensis and affect our access toWe walk in cities with no postcards, only to collect postcards from home. We close our eyes to move our bodies through dense tourism and rising floods. We drive through the past, holding on to occult rituals to stay rooted. We taste the city on the go, misled by its disguised faades and concealed staircases. We bring home wild plants, only to forget them, and choose to live beside volcanoes despite the risk. We switch off the lights to walk under the