This month I have a fascinating interview for you. Matthew Schneider-Mayerson is an author and Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies at
read more An Interview with Author and Scholar Matthew Schneider-Mayerson
For this post we head back to India, this time with Katy Yocom, author of Three Ways to Disappear. Ecofiction is
This month we look at Sita Brahmachari’s novel Where the River Runs Gold (Waterstones, July 2019), which takes place in an everyland, according to
Writer Elizabeth Rush returns with good news. Her book Rising: Dispatches from the New American Shore has garnered awards. It
read more Non-Fiction Writer Elizabeth Rush on Seeing Herself and Her Work Dramatized
This month we travel to the Niger Delta, and I am thrilled to talk with Helon Habila, the mind behind
I recently re-read Wu Ming-Yi’s The Man with Compound Eyes (Goodreads), which takes place in Taiwan, and was thrilled to connect
Thanks to Nancy Burke, author of Undergrowth (Gibson House Press 2017), we travel to 1960s Brazil to explore the historical problem that continues
Today, we travel to Malta with Loranne Vella to discuss her award-winning novel Rokit (Merlin Publishers, 2017). It’s 2064, and the
For this post, we travel back to the continent of Africa, this time with author Rick Hodges; we talk about
Irish author Shirley McMillan wanted nothing to do with climate change. A busy mom with a young child, she did
read more An Irish Novelist Who Wanted Nothing to Do with Climate Change
