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A Sand County Almanac: & Sketches Here and There By Aldo LeopoldPublished by OUPPaperback £ available at Bookbusters REVIEW BY TIM BARTON Aldo Leopold died in 1948, helping fight a wildfire on a neighbour’s farm. He had worked in the…
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Nature for Sale: The Commons Versus CommoditiesBy Giovanna RicoveriPublished by Pluto PressHardback £, available at Bookbusters Review By Tim Barton “We are simple people, with simple beliefs. We worship the sun, the moon and the stars on account of their…
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The Fall and Rise of the British LeftBy Andrew Murray Verso Books, RRP , Bookbuster price £ Review by Tim Barton Andrew Murray is Comms Officer for ASLEF, and it’s fair to assume he is used to addressing rousing speeches…
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Bad News for Labour: Antisemitism, the Party and Public Belief By Greg Philo, Mike Berry, Justin Schlosberg, Antony Lerman and David MillerPluto Press, rrp £ Review by Kay Green There are so many people trying to use bullying and false…
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The Coming Silent Seasons?Part Three: Visible and Invisible PlasticsTurning the Tide on PlasticsBy Lucy SiegleTrapeze Books, £ by Tim Barton Since the 1950s consumer boom plastics have encased and comprised more and more and more of our goods. But, to…
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The Twittering MachineBy Richard SeymourThe Indigo Press, August 2019, £ (paperback) Review by Kay Green While a frighteningly large proportion of the world has been whiling away hour after hour twitting and liking and sharing and arguing their way around…
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The Coming Silent Seasons? Part Two: invisible apocalypse – the feminization of natureREVIEW FEATURE BY TIM BARTON Chlorine is a poison, one that can, in the right dilution and in various ‘safe’ compounds be a boon, but is also amongst the…
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Fully Automated Luxury CommunismBy Aaron BastaniVerso hardcover in stock at Bookbuster & Printed Matter Bookshop, £ REVIEW BY P. NOTHER According to Theresa May, those of us who are against Brexit are Utopians, because as Citizens of Nowhere we live in…
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The Metal MountainBy John HealyPublished by Etruscan Books (2019) £ Review by Howard Colyer It begins with a party that doesn’t happen – at least not for the young family who try to celebrate the queen’s coronation. They are asked…
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Horizon By Barry LopezHardback £25In stock at Bookbusters, £20 Review by Tim Barton Arctic Dreams, reviewed last issue, was Lopez’s second book, preceded by the excellent Of Wolves & Men, and since it was published he has published relatively little:…