Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Book Reviews
Review: Red Pockets by Alice Mah
In Red Pockets, Alice Mah returns to her ancestral village in China to find crumbling graves, spiritual unrest and toxic smog. What follows is a haunting journey through heritage, grief and environmental collapse
Review: No Country for a Woman by Jane Dismore
Jules Stewart reviews Jane Dismore’s latest book, No Country for a Woman, out now When Lady Dorothy Mills was a…
Writer’s Reads: Jane Dismore
Writer of history and heritage Jane Dismore recommends some of her favourite reads. Her latest book, No Country For A Woman, is out now
Writer’s reads: Martin Goodman
Writer and conservationist Martin Goodman selects from his library some of his favourite reads. His latest book, My Head For A Tree, is out now
Review: My Head For A Tree by Martin Goodman
Goodman's latest book dives into the extraordinary world of the Bishnoi, the planet's first eco-warriors – and what we can learn from the community
Review: Humanitarianism 2.0 by Hugo Slim
Hugo Slim's book dives into the ethics of humanitarian aid amidst our the ever-growing climate energy
Review: Why We Travel
Ash Bhardwaj's latest book dives into the 'why' behind our love of travelling – and how our curiosity to explore should be deeply understood.
Book Review: Human Peoples
Luís Quinta-Murci's latest book on how studying DNA can paint a fascinating picture of human history across the globe.
Review: How To Lose A War by Amin Saikal
Saikal's book looks at the story of America's intervention in Afghanistan, and the Taliban's rise back to power following US withdrawal.
Review: Climate Anxiety And The Kid Question by Jade Sasser
Sasser's book focuses on the underrepresented effects of climate change upon ethnic minority communities & their decisions to have children.
Review: No One Left by Paul Morland
Paul Morland's latest book sheds light on the damaging effects of underpopulation and its impacts upon labour force, economic progress & more
Review: Tracks On The Ocean by Sara Caputo
From colonisation to migration, Sara Caputo's latest book offers an insight into how humans use seas to shape the world.
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