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Book review: 'Falter: Has the Human game begun to play itself out?' by Bill McKibben
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Mar 31, 2019

Book review: 'Falter: Has the Human game begun to play itself out?' by Bill McKibben

Peter Dykstra
Early in his writing career, recalls Bill McKibben in Falter: Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out?, he "spent a year tracing every...
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