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DRAWDOWN: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming
May 15, 2018
Written by
NIGEL WINSER
edited by Paul Hawken • Penguin • £16.99 (paperback)
UNKNOWN PLEASURES
May 15, 2018
Written by
Jules Stewart
by Andy Kirkpatrick • Vertebrate Publishing • £24 (hardback)
AMONG THE LIVING AND THE DEAD
May 15, 2018
Written by
Olivia Edward
by Inara Verzemnieks • Pushkin Press • £16.99 (hardback)
JAMES COOK: The Voyages
May 15, 2018
Written by
Jon Wright
by William Frame and Laura Walker •British Library Publishing • £40 (paperback)
NEITHER DEVIL NOR CHILD: How Western Attitudes are Harming Africa
May 15, 2018
Written by
Mick Herron
by Tom Young • Oneworld • £12.99 (hardback)
Rocks from a rift in time
May 10, 2018
Written by
Katie Burton
An up-market Chinese-art gallery in Mayfair is trying something new, with an exhibition of bizarre, naturally-formed rock art
Wildlife Artist of the Year 2018
May 02, 2018
Written by
Chris Fitch
A colourful vision of saddle-billed storks collects the top prize at the annual David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation awards, now in it’s 11th year
James Cook: The Voyages
May 02, 2018
Written by
Katie Burton and Paul Presley
To reflect the 250th anniversary of James Cook’s first voyage in 1768, this exhibition at the British Library charts the discoveries made by the great explorer
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