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Helen Scales

British marine biologist, writer and broadcaster; author of Spirals in Time (2015), The Brilliant Abyss (2021) and What the Wild Sea Can Be (2024).

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3 April 2025

8 June 2022

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    Between Sea and Sky

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    Between Sea and Sky is probably suitable for slightly younger children, 9-13 perhaps.

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    The Song That Sings Us

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    The Song that Sings Us speaks to why I chose fiction for this interview.

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    Nation

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    I’m a big fan of all Pratchett, and for me Nation stands out because it is so oceanic in its topic, in its breadth and in its storytelling.

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    Skin of the Sea

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    Skin of the Sea ties into all sorts of mythologies, primarily the West African mythology of Mami Wata.

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6 July 2020

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From one piece Why we need sharks: the true nature of the ocean's 'monstrous villains' 5 beliefs · theguardian.com

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