Apocalypse, not – why I wrote a romantic comedy about climate changeby Lisa Walker, plus Laura Lam interviews Lauren James about Green Rising
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Ten Eco-Fiction Novels Worth Discussingby Nina Munteanu, plus an interview with the Imagine 2200 Climate Fiction Winner
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Positivity in the apocalypse: can a climate fiction novel be uplifting?by Lauren James
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The Folklore Behind the Fictionby C.S. MacCath, plus Stephanie Burgis discusses new MG The Raven Heir
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Geoengineering – what is it, and why should we be worried?by David Barker, plus Nabeel Ismeer discusses The Hunter's Walk
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Good guys and bad guys: a writer’s perspectiveby Chris Beckett, plus Emma Reynolds discusses creating a picture book
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The Arctic on Fire: A Nordic Perspective on Climate Fictionby Emmi Itäranta, plus Josh Lacey talks about his HOPE JONES series
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Using bat illustrations to write about big issues for young childrenby Emma Reynolds, plus Jamie Mollart discusses Kings of a Dead World and teaching resources for The Last Wild
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Young activists – to be encouraged!by Anthea Simmons, plus Marissa Slaven and Michael Muntisov discuss their new releases
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Weather as Antagonist in Climate Fictionby Sim Kern, plus Rachel Griffin discusses her YA fantasy The Nature of Witches
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Writing about politics for kids - how much can they understand?by Tom Huddleston, plus Fiona Barker discusses new picture book Setsuko: Song of the Sea
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Where to Place Climate Change in Fiction: Background or Centre Stage?by Anne Charnock, plus Ele Fountain talks about her new Middle Grade release MELT
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