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Bewilderment
In Richard Powers’ latest novel, Bewilderment, astrobiologist Theo Byrne is a single father struggling to raise his nine-year-old son Robin. Robin himself struggles with emotional turmoil for which there’s no clear diagnosis. “So far the votes are two Asperger’s, one probable … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Environment, Science and technology
Tagged book review, fermi paradox, fiction, neurofeedback, richard powers
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The Overstory
A simple description of The Overstory by Richard Powers is that it’s a novel about nine people and their relationships with trees. Sounds weird, right? Well, The Overstory is definitely an unusual novel. But it’s much more, and much stranger … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Environment
Tagged book review, cli-fi, ecology, fiction, forest, redwood, richard powers, tree
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