The Tony Award-winning author of ‘Fun Home’ and ‘The Secret to Superhuman Strength’ takes our literary survey.
by Richard Powers because it was just too painful. But I really need to face my climate grief, and I think reading these wrenching stories about people and trees is one way to do it.by Octavia E. Butler. I’ve never been into science fiction, but after hearing people rave about Butler for years, I’m determined to take the plunge. I might have cheated, though, by choosing the book of hers that sounded the least sci-fi-ish.
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