Site/Lines is a literary forum for essays and reviews of books, exhibitions, and designs dealing with landscape themes and projects.

The journal's definition of landscape is a broad one. It embraces park and garden history, theory, and design as well as city planning and the cultural interpretation of ordinary landscapes. The social life of landscapes is a significant part of the journal's purview. Its contributors engage these subjects through research, critical assessment, and experiential knowledge gained through travel, daily observation, and the creation of the personal paradises called gardens.

Site/Lines covers the portrayal of landscape subjects in the fine arts, including the art of photography, as well as the practical disciplines of landscape architecture and landscape management.

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