Climate Change Deniers Of The Recent Past Live In ‘The Gulf’
An interview with climate fiction writer Belle Boggs.
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“Fossils in the Making” Uses Poetry To Explore How Climate Change Affects Our Bodies
An interview with Kristin George Bagdanov.
In ‘The Wall,’ Climate Change Pushes Us Further Apart
A conversation with the British novelist and journalist John Lanchester.
Two New Poetry Collections That Grapple With Climate Change
‘Losing Miami’ and ‘Casting Deep Shade’ offer two distinct perspectives.
‘Tentacle’ Is a Unique Caribbean Spin on Climate Fiction
A conversation with the Dominican singer-songwriter and author Rita Indiana.
The Best Books About Climate Change of 2018
This year brought bleak news on climate change, but as if heeding a call to action, writers of all kinds published several books on the subject.
How Amazon’s New “Cli-Fi” Collection Expands the Genre
Burning Worlds is Amy Brady’s monthly column dedicated to examining trends in climate fiction, or “cli-fi,” in partnership with Yale Climate Connections.Continue Reading
Should We Start Geoengineering Antarctica?
A conversation with climate fiction writer Paul McAuley, author of ‘Austral.’
Climate Fiction Reveals Just How “Weird” Humans Truly Are
A conversation with Marian Womack, author of ‘Lost Objects.’
Climate Change Disasters Won’t Just Be Ecological
In ‘The Completionist,’ climate change leads to a fertility crisis and another world war.
