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And it was Shepparton
News reporter and Beneath the
Wisteria supporter, John Lewis, who recently read one of these books and said:
“Just thought I’d tell you – I’ve just finished reading a
fascinating Australian novel about the near future called Clade, by James
Bradley.
“It deals with the generation effect of climate change, not
in an overly dramatic or dystopian way, but in close human relations and the
effect on families.
“It talks about the shrinking of the ice caps, loss of
species, and plagues – from a poignant personal perspective involving several
characters in a time scale of 2015 to 2057.
“It’s a novel, and not heavy on the science, but I found it
a moving and ultimately uplifting account of the human experience of climate
change,” John wrote.
The book is reviewed in a report in the Sydney Morning
Herald - “James Bradley's Clade finds glimmer of hope in extreme future”.
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