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Optimistically Catastrophic: Lizzie Wade’s Vision of the Future in “Apocalypse” - Chicago Review of Books
Traversing the history of humanity can be a daunting task, but Lizzie Wade handles it in stride in her first book, Apocalypse. The ease with which she navigates our sprawling history is understandable, given the thesis of her book: we’ve been here before.Collapse, catastrophe, downfall, destruction, apocalypse, whatever you wish to call it, we as humans have seen it. So, why must apocalypse be seen as an end, when, in fact, humans are still here…
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