by Rita Indiana
appears in Time Travel, LGBTQ, and Science Fiction.
Plucked from her life on the streets of postapocalyptic Santo Domingo, young maid Acilde Figueroa finds herself at the heart of a Santería prophecy: only she can travel back in time and save the ocean ? and humanity ? from disaster. But first she must become the man she always was ? with the help of a sacred anemone. Tentacle is an electric novel ...
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Consider Don't Even Think About It by George Marshall. Recommended by 1 sources.
“Starts with wry reportage and plain-language psychology, using stories and social‑science summaries to account for the gap between knowledge and action on climate change. Most useful as a diagnostic map of emotional, cultural, and cognitive barriers — handy for anyone who needs to frame expectations about persuasion. Limiting when you want concrete outreach scripts or hands-on tactics: the book favors diagnosis and illustrative anecdote over a toolbox, and some chapters circle back to the same examples for emphasis.”
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