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by Cimino | 30 Jun 2024
Principal premise of Light the fuse: Not the great New Zealand novel is that humankind will only mobilise to salvage a remotely survivable climate, if, and only if, the mobilisation needed is promptly, convincingly demonstrated. Beyond urgent, the imperative for mob…
by Cimino | 17 Jul 2024
Salvatore, was the given name of my mother’s father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He, however—Salvatore Michele Saverio Cimino, born on Capri—was not the son-of-a-Salvatore, but of the third son of a naval captain, Michele Cimino, and his wife, Anna…
by Cimino | 25 Jul 2024
Home alone, her beloved Burmesies had dictated Sarah and I only tarry an hour or so, after Peter Skerman’s send-off. Heading northward—that much was apparent from the bearing of the sinking sun—we were only slightly disconcerted at how long Sarah’s phone…
by Cimino | 3 April 2024
Readers of its unedifying history, in millennia to come, will scarcely credit that the Climate Polycrisis took so long to be convincingly named. Successive cohorts of historians will struggle to explain this phenomenon, and labour to quantify quite how critical a lacuna…
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