Climate Fiction Reveals Just How “Weird” Humans Truly Are
A conversation with Marian Womack, author of ‘Lost Objects.’
Tag: Burning Worlds
Climate Change Disasters Won’t Just Be Ecological
In ‘The Completionist,’ climate change leads to a fertility crisis and another world war.
Can Fiction Change People’s Minds About Climate Change?
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
Welcome to the Last Great Human City . . . Above the Arctic Circle
How climate change affects the future in Sam J. Miller’s ‘Blackfish City.’
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.
