Worms for Luncheon Derek Jarman the increasing enclosure of water

the increasing enclosure of water through privatisation and marketisation has led to global water inequality and water poverty for many around the world

the transition from the Holocene to the Anthropocene is turning geology into a social science

static and cargo ships

Richly illustrated with more than fifty pages of photographs and posters from Adger Cowans

Unter anderem zweimal mit dem EGON-ERWIN-KISCH-PREIS sowie dem GEORG-VON-HOLTZBRINCK-PREIS für Wissenschaftsjournalismus

Worms for Luncheon Derek Jarman the increasing enclosure of waterWorms and Luncheon have come together to bring the tastiest of fertilisers, to accompany your lunch for one. Think of this publication as a wine pairing for bookworms. Each story has been tailored to your taste, with a serving suggestion accompanying each piece. Not to be read in the company of others, and only to be consumed with food. The 88 page thread bound publication consists of poetry, short stories, personal essays, illustrations and a photo