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Climate change: Open Future’s winning essay

From The Economist Espresso: Climate change: Open Future’s winning essay

https://espresso.economist.com/8f7f2375ba3e2ee3adf67d0e32c683d5

Robert Frank Revealed the Truth of Postwar America – The New York Times

via Robert Frank Revealed the Truth of Postwar America – The New York Times

Farewell to Legendary American Photographer Robert Frank – COOL HUNTING

via Farewell to Legendary American Photographer Robert Frank – COOL HUNTING

The Crack Squad of Librarians Who Track Down Half-Forgotten Books | beSpacific

via The Crack Squad of Librarians Who Track Down Half-Forgotten Books | beSpacific

Found: A Windfall of Neanderthal Footprints in France | beSpacific

via Found: A Windfall of Neanderthal Footprints in France | beSpacific

Inter’s Romelu Lukaku is the latest victim of ultras’ warped loyalty | Nicky Bandini | Football | The Guardian

via Inter’s Romelu Lukaku is the latest victim of ultras’ warped loyalty | Nicky Bandini | Football | The Guardian

‘I know all their pet peeves’ – why neighbourhood apps are a mixed blessing | Media | The Guardian

via ‘I know all their pet peeves’ – why neighbourhood apps are a mixed blessing | Media | The Guardian

Friday Black by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah
TomMcGreevy's review: "An uneven collection, overly hyped. Where it is good, it is very very good (Things My Mother Said; Zimmer Land; In Retail). But not every story is of this quality. What shines through for me is the humanism of the author's perspective, striving to see the positive, seeking change where no change seems possible. I'd […]
Mikhail and Margarita: A Novel by Julie Himes
TomMcGreevy's review: "Did you ever wonder what caused Bulgakov to write The Master & Margarita? Well Julie Himes proposes an answer in this novel. Without giving the plot away, I think it is fair to say that Himes' story revolves around a love triangle involving Bulgakov, a state intelligence agent, and Margarita. As with many love triang […]
In For a Spell (The Magical Matchmaker Series Book 4) by Sharon Clare
TomMcGreevy's review: "A wonderful read. I own up that I know and like the author. However the quality of the writing, the telling of the story, the emotional sense that the characters convey all stand on their own. I've read other of Sharon's works and this one shows an authoress well polished in her craft. And her craft is people being […]
Hers : brilliant new fiction by lesbian writers by Terry Wolverton
TomMcGreevy's review: "A selection of short stories and fiction excerpts by lesbian writers. As with any anthology, the works differ radically in style and substance. I particularly enjoyed Mrs Yakamoto Comes to Stay by Hildie V Kraus, Joshua by Robin Podolsky, Chinese Medicine by Sandra Golvin, and the exceptional Self-deliverance by Elise D' […]