default environments

The eleventh issue of Triple Canopy, Default Environments, has reached its conclusion. It includes Joshua Cohen's history of technology’s impact on handwriting, Ellie Ga's dispatches from a polar vessel drifting through the Arctic, Peter Nowogrodzki's report from Hobbiton on the relationship between the Lord of the Rings and (mytho)ecology, Steve Rowell's mapping of the terrestrial manifestations of America’s effort to dominate space, and more.

“One of the best things you'll read this year … and it also seems to me to be the Writing of the Future. It is its own thing.” —Ed Park, editor of The Believer and author of Personal Days, on Sam Frank's “The Document”

“If you like boxing or have even a passing interest in what it means to be human, please go read novelist Sergio De La Pava's wonderful essay in Triple Canopy.” —Luke O’Brien of Deadspin on Sergio De La Pava’s “A Day’s Sail”

Our twelfth issue, which considers how photography is reframed in a digital space, is edited by Hannah Whitaker and will be published later this month. It will feature work by Michael Almereyda, Simone Gilge, Daniel Gordon, Daniel Gustav Cramer, Christy Lange, Boru O'Brien O'Connell & Justin Lieberman, Arthur Ou & Lauren O'Neill Butler, Torbjørn Rødland, Barry Schwabsky, and Dan Torop, as well as conversations between Matthew Porter and Mark Wyse, Roe Ethridge, and Moyra Davey.