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Adapted climate change: a new genre
by J. Ekstam
Climate Fiction Writers League
Sep 20
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"Business is Booming, Nevermind the Climate"
Andrew Dana Hudson talks to Sarah Blake
Climate Fiction Writers League
Sep 6
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Writing Climate Fiction for Kids (and adults too!)
by Bruce Smith
Climate Fiction Writers League
Aug 23
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Birds and Bees
A discussion between Windsmith author Kevan Manwaring and April Doyle, author of Hive
Climate Fiction Writers League
Aug 9
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Individual Heroism as a Story Engine
by Aya de León and Michael DeLuca
Climate Fiction Writers League
Jul 26
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The Magic of Nature
by Josh Martin
Climate Fiction Writers League
Jul 12
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Will the Human Species Exist in Six Thousand Years?
by Saul Tanpepper and Sequoia Nagamatsu
Climate Fiction Writers League
Jun 28
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How Storytelling Magic can be used in the Fight against Climate Change
by Rab Ferguson
Climate Fiction Writers League
Jun 14
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A Train to the Centre of the Earth and An Chicken Intent on World Dictatorship
Angela Kecojevic and Ray Star discuss their climate fiction YA debuts. Train is a YA Sci-fi debut exploring the devastating effects of a ‘snowball…
Climate Fiction Writers League
May 31
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Reflecting on the Greenworld: Ecopagan Utopias and How Quickly they Become Dystopian
by Anna McKerrow In 2015 Crow Moon, my first ever novel - and the first in an ecopagan utopia/dystopian YA trilogy - was published by Quercus. Set…
Climate Fiction Writers League
May 17
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The Flowers of the Future
by R B Kelly, plus an editor and author discuss their story development process
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May 3
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Learning Earthmind in a Time of War
by Deena Metzger, plus Mary Woodbury talks to Mark Ballabon about his YA novel HOME
Climate Fiction Writers League
Apr 19
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