Novels have a new type of ending. It's more complete.
The New York Times reviews Far North, Marcel Theroux’s postcollapse novel about global warming, which 'has reduced civilization to largely preindustrial levels of technology and made sparsely populated areas like the Siberian tundra safer than lawless cities.'
In the novel, Theroux writes:
'Everyone expects to be at the end of something. What no one expects is to be at the end of everything.'
A cicada: ‘What cicadas leave behind is a kind of crystallised memory’ |
Helen Sullivan
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Part of their body is hollow, this amplifies the sound. The longer you
listen to their sound, the more they seem to sync up
Of all the languages’ words f...
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