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As seen in: MENAFN, Daily Maverick, Cyprus Mail, Durham University, Big News Network, She The People, nation.lk, NZ City, Inkl, The Newberry Observer
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Come Down to a Lower Place – a Lovecraftian Korean tale about the oppression of female workers and their bodies

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By Debra Shaw
| Inkl
Honford Star The writings of H.P. Lovecraft have seen a renewal of interest in recent years, despite the fact that he was a well-known racist and xenophobe. Writing in the early 20th century, he imagined monsters that gave form to fear of difference. Creatures like Cthulhu, probably his best-known and most borrowed invention, effectively challenge human complacency about our place in the world as the most powerful species.
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The Climate Fiction Prize 2025: the five shortlisted books reviewed by experts.

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By Louisa Egbunike, Sam Illingworth, Christopher Morash, Debra Shaw
| Durham University
And So I Roar by Abi Daré Abi Daré’s poignant second novel, And So I Roar, charts the parallel stories of Tia, an environmental advocate, and Adunni, a Nigerian teenager first introduced inThe Girl with the Louding Voice(2020). Now under Tia’s care in Lagos, Adunni has escaped child marriage and domestic abuse. When she returns to her village, Ikati, where she and other girls are blamed for the drought and face the threat of violence, the novel unravels long-held secrets.
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The Climate Fiction Prize 2025: the five shortlisted books reviewed by our experts

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By Louisa Egbunike, Sam Illingworth, Christopher Morash, Debra Shaw
| NZ City Verified
Five novels have been shortlisted for the 2025 Climate Fiction Prize. Our academics review the finalists ahead of the announcement of the winner on May 14. And So I Roar by Abi Daré Abi Daré’s poignant second novel, And So I Roar, charts the parallel stories of Tia, an environmental advocate, and Adunni, a Nigerian teenager first introduced in The Girl with the Louding Voice (2020). Now under Tia’s care in Lagos, Adunni has escaped child marriage and domestic abuse.
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