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Book Review: The Deluge by Stephen MarkleyWhat will the climate crisis and the world’s response to it look like over the course of the next decade or two? The Deluge by Stephen Markley offers one of the most thorough and compelling answers to this question that I’ve read to date. This novel explores almost …
Free Climate Change BooksWhere can I find free climate change books? Climate change books offer a thought-provoking and compelling way to do a deeper dive into the climate crisis. Authors from around the world have written and published thousands of works of climate fiction, climate nonfiction, and climate poetry. Many of these have …
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Best Climate Nonfiction of 2023Welcome to Climate Change Books! If you’re looking for good climate nonfiction, you’ve come to the right place. This reading list features climate nonfiction books published in 2023. If you want to read about climate nonfiction from all years, please check out our Best Climate Nonfiction page. So far …
Imagine 2200: The 2025 Collection ReviewImagine 2200 is a climate fiction contest that invites new and independent writers to submit short stories that imagine what the future will look like if and when climate solutions are implemented. As a long-time Grist reader and climate fiction author and reviewer, I’ve been following Imagine 2200 from the …
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- Book Review: The Deluge by Stephen Markley
What will the climate crisis and the world’s response to it look like over the course of the next decade or two? The Deluge by Stephen Markley offers one of the most thorough and compelling answers to this question that I’ve read to date. This novel explores almost …
- Imagine 2200: The 2025 Collection Review
Imagine 2200 is a climate fiction contest that invites new and independent writers to submit short stories that imagine what the future will look like if and when climate solutions are implemented. As a long-time Grist reader and climate fiction author and reviewer, I’ve been following Imagine 2200 from the …
Book Review: What If We Get It Right by Ayana Elizabeth JohnsonOne of the greatest challenges facing authors of climate nonfiction, climate fiction, and climate communication in general can be summed up in a single sentence. How do we convey the urgency and severity of the climate crisis without leaving our audience feeling like there’s nothing they can do about it? …
Book Review: All We Can SaveThe climate crisis is a classic example of a “wicked problem.” The causes of the climate crisis are complex, intractable, and interconnected with other systemic problems. Our individual and collective responses to the climate crisis should be similarly complex. They should take a systems thinking approach, identifying the …
Book Review: Metamorphosis: Climate Fiction for a Better FutureMetamorphosis: Climate Fiction for a Better Future is a climate fiction anthology edited by Grist, one of the Internet’s longest-running environmental news and culture websites. It’s available now for pre-order with a release date of October 22, 2024.
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