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Part 1 At twenty-one, Clara Montes inherited a house everyone else seemed to have already buried. Valdemora stood outside the village of Valdebruma in northern…

Part 1 When Evelyn Carter pulled the loose panel away from the back wall of her little green Quonset shelter, something heavy shifted behind it….

Part 1 At forty-eight, Ethan Cole knew exactly what it meant to improve somebody else’s land. He had spent most of his adult life repairing…

Part 1 In 1989, Australia set itself a deadline that sounded less like an environmental program than a wager against the land. One billion trees….

Part 1 By late December of 1884, nearly every homestead in Marorrow Creek Basin advertised its readiness for winter. Firewood rose in rough walls beside…

Part 1 In the spring of 2021, when Daniela Kinsley was twenty-six years old, she began planting trees along the northern edge of her ranch…

Part 1 By the summer of 2014, the argument had become too large to stay inside the boundaries of Scott Campbell’s ranch. State officials were…

Part 1 Arkansas River Valley, Colorado, October 1881. The first hard edge of winter had already settled over the valley. Snow dusted the distant Sawatch…

Part 1 Orion had ignored senators, billionaires, clan heirs, decorated supernatural officers, and vampires old enough to remember cities before they had skylines. Then, on…