In this very first episode of The Subverse, released just today, host @susieqllap speaks to Devaki Panini about the inspiration behind her poetry and her interests in hidden and lesser-known species. You can listen to it here: darknlight.com/podcast/
Devaki Panini is an environmental lawyer with conservation on her mind. Her work has taken her across the world, and she has witnessed first-hand how human actions are altering ecosystems.
Devaki's book 'Of bugs, bee and beast' was written with the objective of creating a movement of empathy toward and informed interest in smaller and less known biological species.
The Subverse, presented by Dark ‘n’ Light, is a podcast that speaks of the hidden and marginal in stories about nature, culture and social justice.
You can listen to our first episode ‘All creatures great and small’ on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and all other major podcast apps. Subscribe to The Subverse to listen to future episodes as they drop. You can also listen to it here: darknlight.com/podcast/

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11 Jun
This week, we have @whatallydid from the Dark 'n' Light team recommending a book that helped her crawl out of a reading slump. Here's her battered but very beloved copy of the book.
“During lockdown, I found myself unable to process new information. I had a stack of books next to my bed that perpetually threatened to crush me in my sleep and no motivation to read. I slowly reclaimed my reading habit by returning to familiar friends.
One of the greatest of these is Terry Pratchett. If you haven't read his Discworld books, you're in for a treat. I'm almost jealous that you'll get to read them for the first time.I bought this book a few days before my 12th grade final exams.
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