Tag: new releases

  • This short but sweet book, intertwining queer Black Indigenous memoir and nature writing with a manifesto on bringing people of colour from the cities into the outdoors made me want to close the book, find the nearest hunter and ask to be introduced to the art of conscious hunting. Opening Hunting, we are asked to…

  • Concrete Botany appears to be a promising book on urban ecology and a good introduction to plant identification. Even more so, after I found out that the author, Joey Santore, is actually Crime Pays. Crime Pays But Botany Doesn’t, often shortened as Crime Pays by fans, is Santore’s youtube channel, on which he takes viewers…

    Crime Pays But Botany Doesn’t or: a Review of Concrete Botany by Joey Santore (2026)
  • Salt Lakes had the potential to be something great – a great queer coming of age story, interwoven with a memoir about becoming a researcher of queer ecology or a great book about salt lakes interwoven with a memoir about becoming a researcher of queer ecology. That is not to say that it didn’t have…

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