Climate Change Deniers Of The Recent Past Live In ‘The Gulf’
An interview with climate fiction writer Belle Boggs.
Tag: climate fiction
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Sequel Will (Probably) Be About Climate Change
When The Testaments, Margaret Atwood’s hotly anticipated sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale, hits bookstores in the fall of 2019, the average global temperatureContinue Reading
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.’
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.’
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.’
Why Climate Fiction Matters: An Interview with Malcolm Sen
According to NASA, 2016 was the hottest year on record since scientists began recording global temperatures in 1880.
