The wind speaks

In these dark times it’s reassuring that there are writers willing to take on the problems of the world in refreshing new ways. I’m just finishing Barbara Kingsolver’s Demon Copperhead, with a truly mind-boggling young narrator telling of the troubles he’s seen growing up in Appalachia. And now I wake up to a review of Sarah Hall’s Helm that apparently has the wind not just blowing but speaking – and maybe providing some answers.

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/aug/19/helm-by-sarah-hall-review-a-mighty-epic-of-climate-change-in-slow-motion

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And just so you might be surprised once again we’ll be open today and tomorrow from 2.30 to 5.30 since I’m in town for a doctor’s appointment.

Published by andyjamison

Retired university professor, owner-operator of Andy's Corner bookstore in Malmö, Sweden.

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