Littoral Listening

Let us read separately and together.

Littoral listening is our monthly online listening group. It is also a reading group, but since we will spend most of our time there listening to others, we invite you to think about it more as a listening space. How do our reading group practices change when we turn our focus to listening?

Read Madi’s FEELed Note reflecting on the experience of convening Littoral Listening sessions between 2021 and 2022.

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Past

A long, shadowy, columned hallway with arched ceilings.
9 May 2023:
Shadow
a field of sage green wormwood (a tall and skinny plant with delicate small, round multitudinous buds or leaves that sprout out close to the stalk)
13 January 2023: Planthuman
13 December 2022: In-between
A pole with a weird blue pickture of a duck and a yellow hand stencilled sign that reads "Slow duck x-ing". In the background a pile of concrete rocks lie on the shore of a small lake, with Kelowna hills and trees beyond it.
18 November 2022: Inconvenience
28 October 2022: Marginalia
Purple flowers with branches and grass in the background
27 May 2022:
(Re)si(st)ing
A bright green skunk cabbage with a muddy and grassy background
18 March 2022:
Sex Ecologies
A chrysalis laying in brown grass
18 February 2022:
Rest
Brown and grey twisting branches centered with trees and foliage unfocused in the background
21 January 2022:
We
Up close shot of a pond with long yellow leafy grass falling into the water in the bottom right corner. There is a reflection of trees in the water and more grassy plants under water.
5 November 2021:
“In case you wanted
to save the planet…”