Julian Clyne

Most at home on the road, with a pen, a notebook, and a knackered paperback for companions. Out to experience the unknown.

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Julian Clyne

Apr 4, 2017 · 1 min read

the mirrortree

a prose poem

With mirrors for leaves, the desert tree’s a kaleidoscope of me; light from blazing tongues that leap from the campfire — and fall on: an ear here, a stiff upper lip there, one blue and one black eye. A beating heart. A honeyed tongue. A mind. My own…

Julian Clyne

Mar 16, 2017 · 14 min read

Between Two Worlds

Life among the Tsimané in the Amazon Rainforest

Western civilisation is slowly spreading into the Amazonian rainforest. Timber, coca, beef, sugarcane and other agricultural goods drive governments and companies forward, confronting the…