Episode 13: James Bradley’s thought-provoking new novel, <em>Ghost Species</em>, about recreating a Neanderthal raises important questions around what it means to be human

Written By Peita Jackson

Photo credit: Gina Cawley

James  Bradley’s new novel, Ghost Species, is set against a background of climate catastrophe. James discusses the the challenges of writing about climate change -  “the huge consuming force in our world” -  in fiction, and why it is so important to do so.

 
Peita Jackson
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Episode 14: In her explosive new novel, <em>The Vanishing Half</em>, in which everyone is struggling to escape their past, Brit Bennett explores issues of race, gender and class