This week, Gabriel Roberts explores the past, present and - we very much hope - the future of bioabundance in animal species; and novelist Gwendoline Riley takes us into the affecting and brutally funny world of Michael Bracewell’s return to fiction after 21 years.
Species loss and bioabundance, by Gabriel Roberts
‘Unfinished Business’ by Michael Bracewell
Produced by Charlotte Pardy
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