Lydia Davis's Very Short Stories to Save the World
Several years ago, Lydia Davis made a decision never to set foot in France again. Why such a prohibition—for the translator of Madame Bovary and In Search of Lost Time, a writer who spent two formative years there in her youth? The answer has less to do with France and more to do with the planet. In order to prevent a rise in temperature of more than the two degrees Celsius, the IPCC has stated, the average carbon footprint per person will have to drop below two tons. A round trip flight between
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