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Caribbean Writer Eric Walrond Reassessed as ‘Tropic Death’ Returns to Critical Focus

“His inability to find ‘home’ was intimately connected with his inability to create.” Eric Walrond’s 1926 short story collection Tropic

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Emerging market for human data raises income opportunities and long-term concerns

“The monetisation of human data is creating a global labour market where individuals trade permanent rights to their identity for