The Caldera
Dawood Ali McCallumI write about belonging, identity, and the murky space between right and wrong, because I’ve spent much of my life navigating exactly that.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 64 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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To Save a Species...
EFFORTS TO PRESERVE THE BLACK RHINO IN THE NGORONGORO CONSERVATION AREA
By Daniel Gough
The Ngorongoro conservation area was established in 1956. It is, strictly, neither a national park nor game reserve. The conservation area has provide...
A Book Recommendation for Black History Month, USA
Published in 2024, this is the true story of an African American GI, Leroy Henry who, in the run up to D Day in 1944 is charged with, found guilty of and sentenced to death for the rape of an English housewife just outside the City of Bath...
What a load of...
Chimpanzees: A troop, a family, a whoop or a shrewdness? Image by the author.
A German friend and I were discussing collective nouns. You know the kind of thing: A swarm of bees. A bunch of flowers. A deck of cards.
I asked him if there w...
It doesn’t have to be like this
Photo by Justin Mott
The last male Northern White Rhino died in in 2018. These final two females survive, just as he had, under 24-hour armed guard. Sometimes the Rhino’s demise seems inevitable.
But it really doesn’t have to be like this...
How far would you go to save a species?
That’s on the cover and at the heart of my new novel, Oxpeckers. I’ve set it in 1990, and the few remaining Black Rhino in East Africa face a new and deadly threat: Rich men with automatic weapons in fast 4x4s. Who can stand between them an...
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My political/historical thrillers have been published in India, Italy and the UK. I’ve worked in courts, police stations and prisons in some of the world’s most challenging environments. This experience informs my storytelling.
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