Book Club: the Grief, Wildness and Hope of 'Migrations' by Charlotte McConaghy

Book Club: the Grief, Wildness and Hope of 'Migrations' by Charlotte McConaghy

How far would you go to find hope in a desolate world? Are we all just wild at heart? How can we accept and be loved for who we truly are?

These are just some of the questions that arise as you journey with Charlotte McConaghy’s breathtaking climate fiction masterpiece, Migrations (also published as The Last Migration).
In this episode, Luke breaks down McConaghy’s lyrical, screenwriting-paced prose while diving headfirst into the story's raw landscape of grief, environmental desolation, and the beautiful, unconditional love that still pervades through it all.

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