Elizabeth Broadbent
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This book will interest readers whose imagination has been sparked by one of the most storied cities in the world New Orleans and give those readers useful contexts and perspectives for exploring its vast literary treasures, from the established classics to those extraordinary works known only locally.
Rigorously contextualized by the climate events, science, and technology of the nineteenth century, this study compares how canonical figures such as Mark Twain and neglected authors such as Rokeya Hossain represented global climate control as an apocalyptic, utopian, and literary invention long before the advent of 'global warming'.
Part of the second batch of Bicki-Books, a collectible series of postcard-sized picture books which each features a classic Latvian poem. Suitable for children aged 3+.
Elizabeth Broadbent