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The rise of Black nature writers comes as a welcome change in publishing
With the rise of Black nature writers, there is now a growing appetite for nature writing that moves beyond a solely romanticised version of the rural idyll and encompasses both the personal and political.
L-r: Rhiane Fatinikun & Claire Ratinon / © Frit Tam & © Christian Cassiel
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