Iida Turpeinen on Exploring Our Relationship With the Natural World Through Fiction Iida Turpeinen’s Beasts of the Sea, translated from the Finnish by David Hackston, is a rare first novel, drawing readers into intimate connection with a little-known species, the Steller’s s…

Sometimes a novel can do what a protest sign can’t — carry grief for vanished species into someone’s heart. Turpeinen’s essay shows why we still need stories about sea-cows, lost seas, and fragile worlds. buff.ly/Ki8ePPC #ClimateAware #EnvironmentalFiction #EcoFiction #NatureWriting #BeastsOfTheSea

Beasts of the Sea by Lida Turpeinen What has died cannot be brought back to life, but a thought can, a hope, a realistic copy. Maybe that is enough. from Beasts of the Sea by Iida Turpeinen In 1741, a shipwrecked naturalist became fa…

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