Ecopoetics as expanded critical practice: an introduction / Angela Hume and Gillian Osborne. Part I. The apocalyptic imagination. Making art "under these apo-calypso rays": crisis, apocalypse, and contemporary ecopoetics / Lynn Keller -- "The idiot stone": George Oppen's geological imagination; or, objectivist realism as ecopoetics / Rob Halpern. Part II. Embodiment and animality. Visceral ecopoetics in Charles Olson and Michael McClure: proprioception, biology, and the writing body / Jonathan Skinner -- Playing in the planetary field: vulnerability and syncretic myth making in Robert Duncan's Ecopoetics / Michelle Niemann -- "Beyond the vomiting dark": toward a black hydropoetics / Joshua Bennett -- Writing with the salamander: an ecopoetic community performance project / Petra Kuppers. Part III. Environmental Justice. Toxic recognition: coloniality and ecocritical attention / Matt Hooley -- Toward an antiracist ecopoetics: waste and wasting in the poetry of Claudia Rankine / Angela Hume. Part IV. Beyond sustainability. "Hung up in the flood": resilience, variability, and the poetry of Lorine Niedecker / Samia Rahimtoola -- Reading the environs: toward a conceptual ecopoetics / Joshua Schuster -- Hard days nights in the anthropocene / Joan Retallack.
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