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Birthday, Ed Ting Jan 2026

Birthday, Ed Ting

CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal

No abstract provided.


How To Love This World, Cosima Pellis Jan 2026

How To Love This World, Cosima Pellis

CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal

No abstract provided.


A Sound At Low Tide, Keehan White Jan 2026

A Sound At Low Tide, Keehan White

CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal

No abstract provided.


Unexpected Chicken Soup, Keehan White Jan 2026

Unexpected Chicken Soup, Keehan White

CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal

No abstract provided.


Momentos, Isdaly Reyes Jan 2026

Momentos, Isdaly Reyes

CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal

No abstract provided.


Running Is Flying, Madeleine Burns Jan 2026

Running Is Flying, Madeleine Burns

CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal

No abstract provided.


A Year Alone In The Forest, Cosima Pellis Jan 2026

A Year Alone In The Forest, Cosima Pellis

CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal

No abstract provided.


Within Memory, Keehan White Jan 2026

Within Memory, Keehan White

CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal

No abstract provided.


Celestial Nation, Caden Ide Jan 2026

Celestial Nation, Caden Ide

CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal

No abstract provided.


Goodbye To The One Whose Heart Still Beats, Ilyse Horlings Jan 2026

Goodbye To The One Whose Heart Still Beats, Ilyse Horlings

CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal

No abstract provided.


Weiwei, Ed Ting Jan 2026

Weiwei, Ed Ting

CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal

No abstract provided.


The Flow Of Ink: A Journey Through Calligraphy, Culture, And The Self, Reng Zhao Jan 2026

The Flow Of Ink: A Journey Through Calligraphy, Culture, And The Self, Reng Zhao

Dartmouth College Master’s Theses

The Flow of Ink: A Journey Through Calligraphy, Culture, and the Self, a non-fiction narrative that combines memoir and the world of Chinese calligraphy, focuses on my experiences learning the art starting at age seven. The combination of personal reflection and historical research, enhanced by ethnographic fieldwork, opens the way to one of China’s most culturally significant traditions, not merely as an artistic practice but also as a fundamental vessel of historical legacy. Most centrally, it traces my educational and personal evolution over eight years of practice that have fostered my growth and cultivated a deep sense of …


Toil And Quietus, Dylan Mitchell Jan 2026

Toil And Quietus, Dylan Mitchell

Dartmouth College Master’s Theses

The United States of America is haunted by its past. Be it the institution of slavery, the lack of gender equality, or the violent annexation of Native land, its ghosts are plentiful and undeniable. Still, though, questions of whether to venerate our nation’s history or condemn it pervade society. Now, then, is the time for the gothic.

For all of its existence, the gothic has served to shed light on the past, often casting on its dusty visage an ambivalence that weighs its good with its bad. Nowhere is this land more fertile than with American history, which is simultaneously …


The Secret Life Of Ferns: Narratives And Reflections On Homesteading, Mindy M. Wren Jan 2026

The Secret Life Of Ferns: Narratives And Reflections On Homesteading, Mindy M. Wren

Dartmouth College Master’s Theses

The Secret Life of Ferns is a collection of personal essays that contemplate the joys and difficulties of homesteading and rural life in the northern Vermont region known as the Northeast Kingdom. Observations and experiences over the last three decades serve as catalysts for reflection as I explore themes of isolation, loss, adaptability, and connection. My insights are informed by my role as an immersed outsider: a native New Yorker who has endured the playful label of “flatlander” for many years. My reflections draw from my experiences growing up in a large city.

My work highlights relationships between women, family, …


110% Asset Disruption, Bradley W. Fish Jan 2026

110% Asset Disruption, Bradley W. Fish

Dartmouth College Master’s Theses

110% Asset Disruption is a satire of the modern workplace set in a lightly dystopian near- future United States. Written as a feature length film, it follows Ethan Martens, a citizen and employee of Calcudyne. Ethan has a contentious relationship with his manager Douglas Farview, who performs a series of hostile actions towards Ethan in order to attempt to force him out of the company. The conflict between the two men escalates until Ethan is put in the position of having to prevent Calcudyne's President & CEO from starting a global thermonuclear war. 110% Asset Disruption is influenced and inspired …


Fishing The Trout Pond At Dusk, Hilary Russell Sep 2025

Fishing The Trout Pond At Dusk, Hilary Russell

Appalachia

No abstract provided.


I Went Climbing Today, Chris Kalman Sep 2025

I Went Climbing Today, Chris Kalman

Appalachia

No abstract provided.


Song Of Air, Todd Davis Sep 2025

Song Of Air, Todd Davis

Appalachia

No abstract provided.


April, Noah Davis Sep 2025

April, Noah Davis

Appalachia

No abstract provided.


Just Description, Elizabeth Bradfield Sep 2025

Just Description, Elizabeth Bradfield

Appalachia

No abstract provided.


Loon Lake Hex Hatch, Michael Garrigan Sep 2025

Loon Lake Hex Hatch, Michael Garrigan

Appalachia

No abstract provided.


Hey You, Grant Clauser Sep 2025

Hey You, Grant Clauser

Appalachia

No abstract provided.


A Peak Ahead, Christine Woodside Sep 2025

A Peak Ahead, Christine Woodside

Appalachia

No abstract provided.


Books And Media Sep 2025

Books And Media

Appalachia

Reviews of: The Lions of Winter, by Ty Gagne; 109° Below, a film directed by Nick Martini; Losing the Garden, by Laura Waterman; Ditch Memory, by Todd Davis; Shinrin-Yoku, by Marcyn Del Clements; You Are Here: Poetry in the Natural World, edited by Ada Limón.


News And Notes Sep 2025

News And Notes

Appalachia

A Look Back at the Appalachian Mountain Club’s Long-Ago Membership Practices. 350th Year Since King Philip’s War on Talcott Mountain in Connecticut. Northeast Snow Survey Feasibility Study. All Out: AMC’s Action Plan for 2025-2030.


Alpina Sep 2025

Alpina

Appalachia

Reports of mountaineering in the greater ranges in 2024 include President Donald Trump’s ruling that Denali be called Mount McKinley again. A flash ascent of Freerider on Yosemite National Park’s El Capitan. A century after he went missing, Andrew “Sandy” Irvine’s frozen foot encased in a boot was found on Everest. Drones and helicopters expand access to Everest. First ascent of the western ridge of Gasherbrum III. A pair climbs Pholesobi in Eastern Nepal. Climbers scale the east ridge of Lalung I in India. A new route is opened on Greenland’s east coast. In memoriam: Christopher Jones, 1939-2024.


Accidents Sep 2025

Accidents

Appalachia

Reports of rescues and accidents in the White Mountains of New Hampshire from the warm months of 2024 opens with thoughts on the dangers of selfies. A 38-year-old hiker encounters trouble attempting a Presidential Range traverse in early May. A man breaks his leg and with the help of a passing Appalachian Trail thru-hiker crawls 0.3 miles to a trail junction for a helicopter pickup. An 84-year-old glider operator crashes into trees on a ridge west of Mount Moosilauke. A hiker struggles to cross the swollen Wild River after a period of storms. Trail runners suddenly must call for help …


Letters Sep 2025

Letters

Appalachia

Carl Svenson, helicopter pilot. Questions on whether Chris Roma could have retraced his steps on a fateful winter hike, with a response from Accidents editor Sandy Stott.


Skyline Sketches: "Luckily, I Remembered My Gloves", Laura Russell Sep 2025

Skyline Sketches: "Luckily, I Remembered My Gloves", Laura Russell

Appalachia

In 1949, a Dartmouth student described a spontaneous climb of Mount Washington in a letter home to his parents.


Skyline Sketches: The Certain Slant Of Light, Daniel Hudon Sep 2025

Skyline Sketches: The Certain Slant Of Light, Daniel Hudon

Appalachia

Considering Emily Dickinson while climbing Mount Willard in autumn.