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Litro #93: Climate
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Climate⎜ˈklī-mət by David Hermann
noun the weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period the weather conditions the whale congregations the wisdom constructions the wish consultants the whiskied conscience ...
Green Man by John Turner
He had a lot of corners, certainly. For starters, take the names he gave his kids. What kind of a name was Ham? Sounded like a football team. His wife ...
Litro #93: Climate, Travel&Lifestyle
Thirst in Mid-Ocean, from Kon-Tiki Across the Pacific by Raft by Thor Heyerdahl
Even if our predecessors had started from land with inadequate supplies, they would have managed well enough as long as they drifted across the sea with the current, in which ...
The Reconstruction by Niall Boyce
Simon heard a sound like metal falling from the sky, and the planks of the pier clattered under his feet. He pitched to one side and grabbed onto the corroded ...
Miracle by Nora Nadjarian
I look at the horizon for a trillion, trillion years. It will happen, perhaps, and I will be a witness. The earth will miraculously cure itself. Water will turn into ...
Litro #93: Climate, Travel&Lifestyle
Cape Farewell Expeditions from the Arctic and the Andes
Cape Farewell brings together leading artists, writers, scientists, educators and media practitioners through expeditions to the frontlines of climate change, so that they can see firsthand its effects. Together they ...
Playing by Frank Burton
“Pebbles or sand?” she said. “Sand, obviously,” I said. “But pebbles are alright.” We stumbled towards the sea, the pebbles forming mini-cascades beneath our trainers. She hung onto my arm ...
Once Upon a Time the Medway Literati by Lawrence John
Once upon a time, a couple of years ago, the Medway literati consisted of myself and Godknows. I feel this should be known. Just in case you hear it different. ...
The Value of Wales by Paul Lyalls
Its chief contribution to the UK must be as a unit of measurement, as night after night a news desk declares ‘An area of Rainforest, the size of Wales disappears ...
London Park by Tania Hershman
The pathway slides away as trees peer down onto the boy, his hand stuck in his mother’s. The benches sway like drunks, and a lamp-post, untoppled, guards manfully the walking ...
Think of Icebergs by Tania Hershman
“It’s hot,” you said. “Think of icebergs,” I said. “Melting,” you said. “All melting. What happens?” “When?” “When we run out of ice?” I put my arm around you, felt ...
Polar Bar by Louie Stowell
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Pandemonium by Inua Ellams
All is quiet. My room is a white canvas freshly drawn on, the grass – just pencil sketches and her words are forty shades of green. Her metaphors are emerald, ...