that increased to 8.6% last month. In a surprise move, the ECB pushed its base rate up by 0.5 percentage points., including selling more tickets than they can supply and not warning passengers about the risk of cancellations.Enclave, Claire G Coleman’s third novel in five years,
continues the project she started with Terra Nullius and laid out explicitly in last year’s essay collection, Lies, Damned Lies: “I must do what I can to change how this country sees itself.” As thehas pointed out, so much classic speculative fiction is “intentionally politically didactic” – activism deployed in the Trojan horses of breathless plot twists, set design and special effects. “It’s a way to say things that otherwise no one will let you say,” she told an interviewer.
– diaristic vignettes of falling in and out of love, growing older , and zipping back and forth between continents.on duetting with Prince, crying to Björk and raging at the US supreme court.Covid-19 continues to spread and hospital numbers soar under the strain of yet another new variant. The climate crisis confronts us daily with crippling floods in Australia as well as heatwaves across the planet.