Welcome to the Last Great Human City . . . Above the Arctic Circle
How climate change affects the future in Sam J. Miller’s ‘Blackfish City.’
Tag: Burning Worlds
Richard Powers: Writing ‘The Overstory’ Quite Literally Changed My Life
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
Professors: What’s on Your Climate Fiction Syllabus?
A conversation with Brown University lecturer Elizabeth Rush.
The Debut Novelist Who Built Her Own House From Scratch
A conversation with Robin MacArthur, author of ‘Heart Spring Mountain.’
Do You Make Enough Money to Survive a Natural Disaster?
C. Morgan Babst on the social inequality of climate change.
Dystopian Climate Fiction Gets Personal in ‘The End We Start From’
Award-winning poet Megan Hunter on her novel about a flood that destroys London.
How Will Climate Change Affect Your Grandchildren?
In James Bradley’s ‘Clade,’ a single family suffers centuries of environmental chaos.
In ‘Autonomous,’ Climate Change Is a Disease Vector
Annalee Newitz on her new sci-fi thriller set in the 22nd century.
The Best Poems About Climate Change
Eight poems from around the world, available to read online for free.
Climate Fiction Doesn’t Have to Be Science Fiction
Ashley Shelby explores climate change denial in ‘South Pole Station’
