I have a new short story in the latest issue of the Johannesburg Review of Books. It involves surfing, fog, and bad financial decisions. https://t.co/QdTcEcGwaH
Graham K. Riach is a remarkably perceptive reader of South African short fiction. I learned a great deal from his excellent monograph, "The Short Story after Apartheid: Thinking with Form in South African Literature." Here's my review for Safundi: https://t.co/KJwL0CtPGn
Some breath taking scenes in old woodland today. This kind of thing is irreplaceable & yet when it comes up for sale it's advertised as potentially suitable for development. Makes my blood boil. Old woodland should all be protected.
Please see, and share, our CFP for a special issue of Modern Fiction Studies on “Planetary Fiction: African Literature and Climate Change.”
Guest Editors: Nedine Moonsamy (Johannesburg) and David Shackleton (Cardiff)
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There is increasing evidence that the world has warmed faster over the past 15 years than it has since the 1970s. Surface records, ocean heat content, and the Earth's energy imbalance all support an acceleration of warming, as I argue in today's @nytimes: https://t.co/RYHn89PGGj