Wild Authors: Wu Ming-Yi’
I recently re-read Wu Ming-Yi’s The Man with Compound Eyes (Goodreads), which takes place in Taiwan, and was thrilled to connect
Literature
Wild Authors: Nancy Burke
Thanks to Nancy Burke, author of Undergrowth (Gibson House Press 2017), we travel to 1960s Brazil to explore the historical problem that continues
Wild Authors: Loranne Vella
Today, we travel to Malta with Loranne Vella to discuss her award-winning novel Rokit (Merlin Publishers, 2017). It’s 2064, and the
Wild Authors: Rick Hodges
For this post, we travel back to the continent of Africa, this time with author Rick Hodges; we talk about
An Irish Novelist Who Wanted Nothing to Do with Climate Change
Irish author Shirley McMillan wanted nothing to do with climate change. A busy mom with a young child, she did
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Wild Authors: Deon Meyer
For this post, we travel to South Africa to explore the beautiful country and environmental themes found within Deon Meyer’s crime
Wild Authors: Anna Burke
This month, I spotlight Anna Burke and her novel Compass Rose (Bywater Books, 2018), a dystopian high-seas adventure that looks at climate
Wild Authors: Jennifer Dance
For this post, I travel to North America to look at historical and modern Canada, and the environmental, social, and
Wild Authors: Ilija Trojanow
For this post, I explore the Antarctic via the novel The Lamentations of Zeno (Verso Books, 2016) by Ilija Trojanow. I had
Wild Authors: Rajat Chaudhuri
I was thrilled to talk with Rajat Chaudhuri, author of The Butterfly Effect (September 3, 2018, Olive Turtle, Niyogi), which Scroll.in describes as a novel