Climate Change, Interrupted: Representation And... -

One afternoon, Elara sat by the river with an elder from the local Coahuiltecan community . She complained about the "stalled debates" and the "denial" she saw in the news.

This story is inspired by the themes of by Barbara Leckie , which explores how our linear ways of telling stories often fail to capture the slow, "interrupted" reality of the climate crisis. The Clock and the River Climate Change, Interrupted: Representation and...

The elder didn't look at a clock. He looked at the water. "The story you are telling is too fast," he said. "You think the end is a single moment. But for my people, the end of the world happened hundreds of years ago with the first dispossession of our lands. We have been living in the 'after' for a long time." One afternoon, Elara sat by the river with