Did you know that some people love spoilers? Does knowing the climax or plot twists in advance make reading a book more or less enjoyable […] Read More
Category: Climate Change
Author Marissa Slaven and I are both members of the Climate Fiction Writers League. The League asked us to interview each other about our respective […] Read More
What a treat it was to watch The Magnetic Theatre perform a virtual reading of the stage adaptation of Court of the Grandchildren on an […] Read More
I am old enough to remember the novels of the 70’s and 80’s which depicted averted nuclear holocausts. Nuclear obliteration was avoided through the heroic […] Read More
Robert Reich was fourteen when he was forced by a cruel stepfather to leave the 1956 foment in Budapest. Stuck with an ambivalent uncle and […] Read More
“We’re going over the waterfall, but I’m paddling my little boat upstream.” That’s how author Rod Taylor describes the scale of his personal resistance against […] Read More
“Just sitting back this morning … enjoying the aroma… of my first sips of a hot cuppa of… insults from climate deniers… more proof that: […] Read More
On November 18th, Boris Johnson unfurled a bold ten-point plan to make Britain greener. He promised more offshore wind turbines, and more money for research […] Read More
“The world’s carbon budget is finite and running out fast; we need a rapid transition to net zero.” These are not the words of the […] Read More
Let’s imagine for a moment that all the things that we rely on from cows – meat, dairy, leather, even pet food – could be […] Read More