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I’m Jarrett Kaufman for HPPR.This is the third of four reviews on Nicholas Lamar Soutter’s dystopian novel, The Water Thief.
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I'm Hannes Zacharias, a native Kansan who grew up in Dodge City, speaking for High Plains Public Radio’s Radio Readers Book Club. The book is The Water Thief” by Nicholas Lamar Soutter.
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I’m Mark Davies for the HPPR Radio Readers Book Club’s 2024 Spring Read.Published in 2012, The Water Thief, by Nicholas Lamar Soutter is a novel about a dystopian near-future ...
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I’m Jarrett Kaufman for HPPR.This the second of four reviews on Nicholas Lamar Soutter’s 2012 award-winning novel, The Water Thief.
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I’m Pat Tyrer from Canyon, Texas for the High-Plains-Public-Radio-Readers Book Bytes for Spring 2024. The Water Thief by Nicholas Lamar Soutter is a science fiction dystopian novel which ironically is only tangentially about water.
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It you are hesitant, as I was, to read The Water Thief because it is a dystopian story, - after all, who needs more depressing thoughts? – let me put your concerns to rest.
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I’m Jarrett Kaufman for HPPR.The book in review is Nicholas Lamar Soutter’s The Water Thief. The novel was published in 2012 and was awarded the Clarion Foreword Science Fiction Book of the Year and the Kirkus Star.
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It’s the future and both air and water cost. Step out of line and you’re tossed into the lye vats. When Charles Thatcher finds a woman stealing rainwater, he sees opportunity to move up, to become an executive.
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Two years ago, in what now looks to be a great feat of prescience, my wife recommended I read a new book that was abuzz in the Social Sciences, Lucas Bessire’s Running Out: In Search of Water on the High Plains. At the time, I think I met the recommendation with a fair amount of skepticism.
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For High Plains Public Radio Radio Readers Book Club I’m Shane from Colby, Kansas.We are discussing Running Out: In Search of Water on the High Plains. This is not a good thing to think about -- running out of water...