From seminal sci-fi to the latest stories of climate change: what we're reading this month.

While most of us can't afford to buy sustainably-produced clothes, Rosie Jackson asks: can we afford not to?

Our pick of the best events taking place across the world in the month ahead.

"Transient histories rising in a foamy wake": a poem by Kirsty MacLeod.

LONDON: Tom Jeffreys reviews a series of new works by Tamsyn Challenger, exploring identity, repression and contemporary agriculture.

Philosophers Mary Midgley and Peter Singer discuss the ethics of evolution and the sanctity of life.

C.C. O'Hanlon charts a course back in time, round Britain's Celtic coastlines.

Merlyn Driver delves into the dark history of the island of Hoy.

A poem drawing heavily on the Hebridean landscape of her childhood, by Kirsty MacLeod.

Liam Desroy talks to Josh Guiry of arts/theatre collective Official Culture.