Christine Lai: Landscapes Lubaina HimidInflux Press, 2025, softcover, 230 pages, 19. 8 x 13 cm Set in a near future fraught with ecological collapse, Christine Lai's mesmerising and prismatic debut novel Landscapes is a brilliant exploration of memory, empathy, preservation, and art as an instrument for recollection and renewal. In the English countryside decimated by heat and drought Penelope archives what remains of an estate's once notable collection. As she catalogues the library's
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