'The Swap' by Charlotte Levene

'The Swap' by Charlotte Levene

Charlotte Levene reads her story 'The Swap' from The Weight of Light project (2026). The Weight of Light is a project which commissioned an inter-generational team of four writers from the Stroud District. These brilliant writers co-created writing with a hyperlocal lens about positive ways of adapting and moving through changes brought about by climate crisis. This editorial approach has been rooted in peer care, offering a model for artist-led climate communication. Weight of Light was funded by Stroud District Council.

'Yarn' by EM Potts

E.M. Potts reads her story 'Yarn' from The Weight of Light project (2026). The Weight of Light is a project which commissioned an inter-generational team of four writers from the Stroud District. These brilliant writers co-created writing with a hyperlocal lens about positive ways of adapting and moving through changes brought about by climate crisis. This editorial approach has been rooted in peer care, offering a model for artist-led climate communication. Weight of Light was funded by Stroud District Council.

'If Everyone Holds Up The Sky' by Roma Robinson

Roma Robinson reads her story 'If Everyone Holds Up The Sky' from The Weight of Light project (2026). The Weight of Light is a project which commissioned an inter-generational team of four writers from the Stroud District. These brilliant writers co-created writing with a hyperlocal lens about positive ways of adapting and moving through changes brought about by climate crisis. This editorial approach has been rooted in peer care, offering a model for artist-led climate communication. Weight of Light was funded by Stroud District Council.

'Remembering the Future' by Philip Rush

Philip Rush reads 'Remembering The Future' from The Weight of Light project (2026). The Weight of Light is a project which commissioned an inter-generational team of four writers from the Stroud District. These brilliant writers co-created writing with a hyperlocal lens about positive ways of adapting and moving through changes brought about by climate crisis. This editorial approach has been rooted in peer care, offering a model for artist-led climate communication. Weight of Light was funded by Stroud District Council.