Anouchka Grose

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How do you stay cheerful in the run-up to the apocalypse?
Our individual lives are played out in the context of the wider world, and our innermost thoughts are interwoven with perceptions that arrive from outside. If the very planet we live on seems to be on course to total ecological collapse, how can any of us hope to keep going? Whereas “talking about the weather” used to be synonymous with having a boring chat, nowadays it’s just as liable to incite panic.
'A Guide to Eco-Anxiety" outlines a manifesto for action, connection and hope, showing how to harness anxiety for positive action, as well as effective ways to reduce your personal carbon footprint.

Published by Watkins Media, September 2020

Granta 151: Membranes, Spring 2020

Membranes are porous biological interfaces that regulate flows between one zone and another, allowing some substances to pass and blocking others. This issue, guest-edited by award-winning writer Rana Dasgupta, is devoted to currents of all kinds, and to the barriers that check them.

Featuring new poetry from Andrew McMillan and Tishani Doshi, photography from Ruchir Joshi, Arturo Soto Gutierrez, Monica de la Torre and Anita Khemka, as well as cutting-edge fiction and thought-provoking essays:

Fatin Abbas on the border between Sudan and South Sudan
Lydia Davis on faultlines in families
Mark Doty on homelessness in New York City
Anouchka Grose on infidelity and the idea of the unwanted third
Daisy Hildyard on membranes in the human body
Adam Jasper on Christian Enzensberger and 'smut'
Kapka Kassabova on lakes and Europe
Anita Roy on the newt
Eyal Weizman on contemporary architectural strategies for repelling and dividing people

See also: Anna Daniell's 'Interview With a Depressed Scupture' at Oslo Town Hall Tower, 2018

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