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10 New Seattle Books to Read This Spring

Seattle’s premier avian scribe follows Mozart’s Starling with this look into how the “innate connection between humans and the natural world is coming to the fore in a new way as academic research rises in support of truths” that are age-old. With an erudite and roving wit, Haupt writes about how trees can communicate with each other, and how we can connect with them simply by walking in the woods. And, of course, there are still birds. Out now Swimming to Freedom: My Escape from China and the Cultural Revolution by Kent Wong His father was a Chinese official, but when the Cultural Revolution hit, Kent Wong and his siblings were separated into different villages. Eventually, he’d join an underground movement and become one of a half million who fled to Hong Kong via an open water swim that in some spots stretched six miles. His trip ultimately took him to Seattle. He recalls that journey in clear, direct prose in this memoir. You can read an excerpt

We re aware of Amazon s sins But do we care? » Borneo Bulletin Online

April 27, 2021 James Kwak THE WASHINGTON POST – Workers who are flagged by an algorithm for possible firing if they lag in productivity. Massive tax breaks to attract enormous data centres supplied by power lines paid for by ordinary families. Small businesses squeezed by a 15-per-cent commission on sales to their longtime customers and undercut by a middleman that uses their own data to compete with them. These are some of the often-decried ways that Amazon has reshaped America. But what if this is what we really want? That’s the question threaded into Fulfillment: Winning and Losing in One-Click America, a ground-level tour of the United States (US) of Amazon by journalist Alec MacGillis. (Amazon founder and Chief Executive Jeff Bezos owns

Ross Douthat: America s Amazon problems | Columnists

In 1986 an item in the New Republic decreed that “Worthwhile Canadian Initiative,” a headline that appeared in The New York Times’ op-ed page, was “possibly the most boring headline ever written.” Seeking a different sort of reaction, I briefly considered titling this op-ed “Worthwhile Josh Hawley Initiative,” a headline that I suspect would elicit fury rather than boredom from many readers of the Times. As recently as a few months ago, Hawley’s populist forays and critiques of corporate power were eyed with suspicion but also a certain interest by people on the left. But after the Missouri senator’s cynical election challenge, his famous fist pump on Jan. 6 and his unrepentant attitude after Trump dead-enders stormed the halls of Congress, it’s fair to say that he’s not any liberal’s idea of a thoughtful Republican anymore.

Donald Clarke: Digging for dirt in Nomadland s soil

Donald Clarke: Digging for dirt in Nomadland s soil
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Nomadland is the Oscars front-runner, but its depiction of Amazon stirs controversy

Nomadland is the Oscars front-runner, but its depiction of Amazon stirs controversy
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