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Tag: Nonfiction

Review: Flight Lines by Andrew Darby

Flight Lines is one of the most beautiful and moving books about nature I have read in a while.

Conservation, Environment, Nonfiction

Review: Superpower by Ross Garnaut

This book could radically transform Australia’s approach to climate change.

Climate change, Nonfiction

Review: White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo

Robin DiAngelo’s book is a measured, deeply considered and provoking guide to taking white fragility apart.

Nonfiction, Racism, Review

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The hype is real about this one, and well deserved I reckon!
A friend lent me Ted Hughes’ poetry Crow to read. I was expecting it to be mad and it delivered.
I’m equally drawn to and unsettled by the Pacific Ocean - so much deep water, so little land. The fact that islands as far apart as Hawai’i, New Zealand and Easter Island were settled a long time ago by Polynesian people seems a near-impossible feat of navigation and endurance.
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