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'Ecotopia' by Ernest Callenbach is set in a future where Northern California and the Pacific Northwest secede from the United States to form an environmentally friendly nation called Ecotopia. The narrative is presented through a combination of official articles and private diary entries, offering dual perspectives on the society. delves into the ecological sound future of Ecotopia, focusing on its decentralized, democratic, and communal society where cars are banned, and walking, bicycles, and high-speed trains are the primary modes of transportation. Despite some criticisms of the writing style and character development, the book is commended for its visionary and influential portrayal of a utopian world.
WESTON’S NEXT ASSIGNMENT: ECOTOPIA The Times-Post is at last able to announce that William Weston, our top international affairs reporter, will spend six weeks in Ecotopia, beginning next week. This u... - #2
Outsider in Amsterdam by Janwillem van de Wetering is a mystery novel set in Amsterdam, following the detectives Adjutant Grijpstra and Sergeant de Gier as they investigate the death of Piet Verboom, the proprietor of the Hindist Society. The book is known for its well-developed main characters, quirky humor, and insights into Dutch culture. The story is a character-driven investigation that delves into the city of Amsterdam, providing an engaging and well-written mystery with interesting and multi-dimensional characters.
He had arrived at his destination, Haarlemmer Houttuinen, number 5, and the high narrow gable house was waiting for him. He studied the gable house and frowned. The house had a body in it, a dead body...