'All the Water in the World' Follows a Settlement on the Roof of the AMNH

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Jan 31, 2025

In the new novel All the Water in the World, the effects of climate change have caused much of Manhattan to flood. The story follows a family living in a settlement on the roof of the American Museum of Natural History. But when the floodwaters begin to rise, the family has to escape and see if they can save anything from the museum. Author Eiren Caffall joins us to discuss. 

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