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L.G.’s 2023 Year in Books
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L.G. Cullens
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The greatest mystery to me is how far humankind will progress on our self-destructive course :-)
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Togwotee Passage
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Calan's Eden
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Is it possible?
Because it is the most straightforward and unequivocal explanation I've come across recently, I'm inclined to offer up an excerpt from the book The Treeline: The Last Forest and the Future of Life on Earth by Ben Rawlence.
“It seems strange that trees should evoke such extreme reactions, but Glen Feshie [a private Scottish rewilding project] poses a fundamental question about land. Without sporting Read more of this blog post »
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| Though it seems to drag on in places, this book is a veritable deluge, building as the story develops to an unsettling conclusion. From all manner of human compassion to heartlessness, to angst over escalating environmental and geo-economic problems ...more | |
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A sad book about the brokenness, vagaries, regrets, hopes and sporadic goodness of the human condition. It brought to mind a quote by Sir Charles Napier: “Success, like war and like charity in religion, covers a multitude of sins." "Though why is it . ...more |
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The Heat Will Kill You First: Life and Death on a Scorched Planet:
"Reading about the heat in June seemed very appropriate - temperatures in the northern hemisphere were already soaring and many people were bracing themselves for another scorching summer. But this book is worth reading at any time, because even on co"
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“Ultimate hubris is trashing our little blue canoe.
Fundamental insecurity is turning a blind eye."
~ L. G. Cullens”
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Fundamental insecurity is turning a blind eye."
~ L. G. Cullens”
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“How polite and well-mannered to steal another's birthright
in humankind's subjective, expedient focus of black and white
Huddled in fear that that which is stolen so rightfully
might be taken back by those seen as unsightly”
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in humankind's subjective, expedient focus of black and white
Huddled in fear that that which is stolen so rightfully
might be taken back by those seen as unsightly”
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“Everyone believes in the atrocities of the enemy and disbelieves in those of his own side.”
― Looking Back on the Spanish War
― Looking Back on the Spanish War
“And, while it was regarded as pretty good evidence of criminality to be
living in a slum, for some reason owning a whole street of them merely got
you invited to the very best social occasions.”
― Feet of Clay
living in a slum, for some reason owning a whole street of them merely got
you invited to the very best social occasions.”
― Feet of Clay
“It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so.”
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Carolyn wrote: "Hi LG, thanks for your friend request. I guess my reading is fairly eclectic, although I find myself reading a lot of thrillers at the moment and not so much serious fiction. I worked as a research..."And thank you. I don't get around much anymore, but my wife golfs in the summer and quilts in the winter. I just finished reading Vladimir Arseniev's 1923 book Dersu the Trapper which you might find interesting. My review is at: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
Hi LG, thanks for your friend request. I guess my reading is fairly eclectic, although I find myself reading a lot of thrillers at the moment and not so much serious fiction. I worked as a research scientist until recently, so share your concern about ecology, wildlife and the environment.
Thank you for your invitation L.G. glad to connect!
