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Interview: Julie Carrick Dalton, Author of “Waiting for the Night Song”
Julie Carrick Dalton is the author of the award-winning novel Waiting for the Night Song. In this interview, we discuss the climate change themes in her book.
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Interview: Craig Russell, Author of “Fragment”
In January, I had the chance to interview Canadian author Craig Russell. We talked about his novel Fragment, and Craig shared a reading from the book.
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Black Cli-Fi And Ecofiction Authors You Must Read
Looking for Black cli-fi and ecofiction authors? From Octavia E. Butler to Tochi Onyebuchi, here are the authors you should read next.
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Interview: Joel Burcat, Author of “Amid Rage”
Joel Burcat is an author of environmental legal thrillers and a retired environmental lawyer for the state of Pennsylvania.
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Interview: Nature Writer Isaac Yuen of Ekostories
Isaac Yuen is a Chinese-Canadian nature writer and the founder of Ekostories. I talked to Isaac in September to hear about his newest story.
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Stories for Earth Live: Joan Gregerson, Author of “Climate Action Challenge”
Joan Gregerson is the author of Climate Action Challenge. Watch our full conversation about taking climate action here.
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Where To Get Started With Climate Fiction (Cli-Fi)
Climate fiction is a growing genre, and it can be hard to know where to start. Here are the best cli-fi books, movies, and short stories.
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Stories for Earth Live: Sarah Holding, Author of “CHAMELEON”
Sarah Holding is a YA cli-fi writer from the UK and author of the new novel CHAMELEON. We got to interview her over Instagram Live.
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What is Climate Fiction? Cli-Fi and How It Can Help Us Respond to the Climate Crisis
Climate fiction or cli-fi is a form of speculative fiction that centers around climate change. I believe it can help us develop emotional resilience to deal with climate change.
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“Parable of the Talents” And Climate Change: Summary And Analysis Of Environmental Themes
Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Talents can teach us the mental skills we need to respond and adapt to climate change.
