Young Climate Activists and the Language of God in “A Children’s Bible”
An interview with Lydia Millet about her new novel, “A Children’s Bible.”
Tag: climate fiction
Staying with the Trouble
An interview with Jenny Offill about her book, Weather.
The Cli-Fi Contest That Asks Writers to Re-imagine the Future
An interview with Joey Eschrich, editor at ASU’s Center for Science and Imagination.
Climate Fiction for Climate Action
An interview with Maja Lunde, author of ‘The End of the Ocean.’
What the World Will Look Like in 2040 A.D.
An interview with the editor of McSweeney’s collection of climate fiction.
Novels To Give Your Favorite Climate Change Skeptic This Holiday Season
These books say what you can’t.
Motherhood on a Flooded Earth
An interview with Kassandra Montag, author of “After the Flood.”
The Uncanniness of Climate Change
An interview with Amitav Ghosh, author of ‘Gun Island.’
The Pigs Were Hungry
An excerpt from Johanna Stoberock’s novel ‘Pigs.’
Inside the Minds of Polar Bears
An interview with cli-fi author Ashley Shelby about her latest book “Muri.”
