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Andrew McMurry is the vibrant bard of our 'sad apocalypse' -- brilliantly literate, always entertaining, a 'corrective to [our]...blind faith in progress and human exceptionalism.' This supremely realistic book, the best I have read in a long time, shows that there is still a way to live -- to more than survive -- without indulging in the illusory comforts and false hopes that keep us from seeing the sharp rocks so close ahead. --David Ehrenfeld, author of The Arrogance of Humanism and Becoming Good Ancestors: How We Balance Nature, Community, and Technology --David Ehrenfeld

""Andrew McMurry is the vibrant bard of our 'sad apocalypse' -- brilliantly literate, always entertaining, a 'corrective to [our]...blind faith in progress and human exceptionalism.' This supremely realistic book, the best I have read in a long time, shows that there is still a way to live -- to more than survive -- without indulging in the illusory comforts and false hopes that keep us from seeing the sharp rocks so close ahead."" --David Ehrenfeld, author of The Arrogance of Humanism and Becoming Good Ancestors: How We Balance Nature, Community, and Technology --David Ehrenfeld

"""Andrew McMurry is the vibrant bard of our 'sad apocalypse' -- brilliantly literate, always entertaining, a 'corrective to [our]...blind faith in progress and human exceptionalism.' This supremely realistic book, the best I have read in a long time, shows that there is still a way to live -- to more than survive -- without indulging in the illusory comforts and false hopes that keep us from seeing the sharp rocks so close ahead."" --David Ehrenfeld, author of The Arrogance of Humanism and Becoming Good Ancestors: How We Balance Nature, Community, and Technology --David Ehrenfeld"

Andrew McMurry is the vibrant bard of our 'sad apocalypse' -- brilliantly literate, always entertaining, a 'corrective to [our]...blind faith in progress and human exceptionalism.' This supremely realistic book, the best I have read in a long time, shows that there is still a way to live -- to more than survive -- without indulging in the illusory comforts and false hopes that keep us from seeing the sharp rocks so close ahead. --David Ehrenfeld, author of The Arrogance of Humanism and Becoming Good Ancestors: How We Balance Nature, Community, and Technology --David Ehrenfeld

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Andrew MCMurry is associate professor of English language and literature at the University of Waterloo. He lives in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.

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