January:

• Foo, Stephanie: Have yourself a lonely little Christmas in The New York Times
• St. Germain, Jim: Print, frame, and hang this image in the National Portrait Gallery in Vulture

February:

• Wright, Alexis: The inward migration in apocalyptic times in Emergence

March:

• Jabr, Ferris: The secret social network of old-growth forests in The Sydney Morning Herald

April:

• Lebo, Kate: A secret, symbolic history of pomegranates in Lit Hub
• Nguyen, Beth: America ruined my name for me in The New Yorker
• Wang, Vivian: A Chinese ‘auntie’ went on a solo road trip in The New York Times

May:

• Geib, Claudia: To speak of the sea in Hakai Magazine
• Kramer, Jane: Whose art is it? in The New Yorker
• Mac, Gabriel: I was a warehouse wage slave in Mother Jones
• Mebarek, Daniel: Holding onto you for Magnum Photos
• Tseng, Esther: The Silence of My White Friends After Atlanta in Catapult
• Tsiolkas, Christos: In the staggering dislocation of 2020, I think of the many gifts my parents gave me in The Guardian

June:

• Gabbert, Elisa: A complicating energy: Notes on a year without strangers in Harpers Magazine

July:

• Collins, Georgina: Capturing the Anthropocene: Changing depictions of the climate crisis for Magnum Photos

August:

• (none)

September:

• Krause, Bernie: How can natural soundscapes provide a refuge from our hyper-stimulated world? in Lit Hub
• Parkinson, Hannah Jane: The joy of small things in The Guardian

October:

• (none)

November:

• Greene, Lane: Who decides what words mean in Aeon

December:

• Popa, Maya: Dust in Guernica
• Toronto Ink Company: The Calligraphy of Winter on Substack