Odd Types
Paula van EenennaamLiterary criticism on boundary-pushing and climate fiction: close readings, book reviews and recommendations
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August and September in Books (2026)
The August and September Stack
I’m back after a brief hiatus with a rather large round-up of everything I’ve read in the last two months of August and September. This includes a mix of new releases, some backlist titles, and an accidentall...
July in Books (2026)
The July Stack
This newsletter is arriving into your inbox slightly later than intended as I’ve been in a summer of chaos, moving into and renovating a house, as well as travelling for both work and pleasure. The chaos isn’t over just yet,...
Odds & Ends: The Home
Odd Types has always been interested in what happens when reading meets the wider cultural world. Odds & Ends is a way of making record of what catches my attention before it becomes an essay or think-piece: a space for current reads, cultu...
June in Books (2026)
It would be remiss of me to start off this monthly reading round-up without greeting all the new faces that have joined from my previous article where I recap my experience reading this year’s Climate Fiction Prize longlist. Hello! Welcome!...
Reading and Reviewing The Climate Fiction Prize Longlist 2026
Some 2026 Climate Fiction Prize Titles
If you are a reader on the Internet, you will be familiar with the frenzy of prize season. The Booker Prizes are particularly popular, with many book content creators and reviewers taking to social me...
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Writing on boundary-pushing climate and literary fiction. PhD researcher, Exeter.
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