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The Dark Side of the Houseplant Boom

The Dark Side of the Houseplant Boom Megan Garber © Sindha Agha It started, as so many of life’s journeys do, at IKEA. We went one day a few years ago to get bookshelves. We left with some Hemnes and a leafy impulse buy: a giant Dracaena fragrans. A couple of months later, delighted that we had managed to keep it alive, we brought in a spritely little ponytail palm. And then an ivy. A visiting friend brought us a gorgeous snake plant. I bought a Monstera online because it was cheap and I was curious. It arrived in perfect condition, in a big box with holes punched in the sides and several warning labels: perishable: live plants.

R P Finch, Author at PopMatters

R P Finch, Author at PopMatters
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3 Beloved Nature Books You Probably Haven t Read

3 Beloved Nature Books You Probably Haven t Read
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Small town, many stories in American Delirium

Small town, many stories in ‘American Delirium’ A dizzying, delirious new novel By Max Winter Globe Correspondent,Updated February 18, 2021, 6:50 p.m. Email to a Friend Betina González, author of American Delirium Handout “The day he found a woman hiding in his closet, Vik had dreamt about winning a Ping-Pong tournament.” This first sentence of “American Delirium” raises the novel’s implicit questions: What is life but a series of illogical juxtapositions, followed by our attempt to make sense of them? And without a guarantee of success, only small notches on a belt that goes on forever? In Argentine novelist Betina González’s unsettling, fantastical, and often hilarious English-language debut, characters in a small midwestern town find themselves facing inexplicable events they can’t entirely handle. None overly remarkable but all quite human and indelible, these figures draw us into their struggles as each tries to right an u

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