Charlotte is a dump-dwelling clean-freak, grubby white lace dress hitched up past her knees, wheeling a trolley of battered brooms and insisting her three companions wipe their feet outside her cave.
Although his novel Trash, about dump-dwelling children in a developing country, was pulled from the Blue Peter award shortlist for containing "scenes of violence and swearing that are not suitable for the younger end of our audience", it's actually the Ribblestrop books, he believes, which are his most shocking.
The oldest, Henry, earns money doing odd jobs while his siblings furnish their makeshift dwelling with finds from the local dump.
We concluded, that reclaimed waste dumps as well as illegal waste dumps under different stages of succession could support surface dwelling soil macrofauna functional and the ground beetle species diversity in the agricultural landscape.
While one still sees medical workers, the military and tents, they are noticeably fewer, being replaced by dump trucks removing debris, concrete trucks rebuilding roads and dwellings and by shelters built to withstand future tropical storms.
She also dumps all of the story's occult power on a boarded-up dwelling known as the House: beware of an uppercase letter that is used for unexplained aggrandizement.
The Mayor of Moscow, Yury Luzhkov, will seed clouds around the city in order to encourage them to dump their frosty white payloads in the outskirts, thereby sparing the lives of thousands of hard-core city-dwelling Russian drunks and making it easier for the Mercedes and BMWs go to and from the apartments of plutocrats to the Gucci store.
We surveyed surface dwelling soil macrofauna and ground beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae) assemblages by pitfall trapping across the eight stands of waste dumps and eight comparative biotopes in Eastern Slovakia.
Start with their dwelling.
