Terrain is proud to be a member of the Internet Literary Editors Fellowship. It is not definitely about urban form, nor solely about natural landscapes. It is not precisely about human culture, nor necessarily about ecology. It is, rather, a celebration of the symbiosis between the built and natural environments where it exists, and an examination and discourse where it does not. The works may be idealistic, technical, historical, philosophical, and more.
Terrain strives to be both a resource and a pleasure, a compass and a shelter.
Technical and journalistic works contained in the Articles , UnSprawl , and perhaps even Columns sections are aimed at professionals and other interested individuals and groups. These contributions can help communities develop and redevelop in a more sustainable manner. Literary and artistic works contained in the Poetry , Essays , Fiction , and ARTerrain sections allow the reader to relax and enjoy the pieces for what they are. All work contained within Terrain is, of course, accessible to all interested audiences. While a case study may help a community planner in his or her job, it may also inform a banker, inspire a student, and educate a mechanic.