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Tag Archives: T.C. Boyle

The Terranauts, T.C. Boyle

Eco-Fiction Posted on October 25, 2016 by MWPOctober 25, 2016

Ultimately, human emotions eclipse the project’s “noble experiment” premise and things begin to fall apart. What does that portend for the possible colonization of the moon or Mars, where pioneers would live in similar facilities? “It says that with global … Read more

A Friend of the Earth, T.C. Boyle

Eco-Fiction Posted on August 16, 2013 by MWPApril 13, 2017

In the tradition of The Tortilla Curtain, T.C. Boyle blends idealism and satire in a story that addresses the universal questions of human love and the survival of the species. In the year 2025 global warming is a reality, the … Read more

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