The Glad Shout, Alice Robinson
After a catastrophic storm destroys Melbourne, Isobel flees to higher ground with her husband and young daughter. Food and supplies … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Post-apocalyptic
Metro 2033, Dmitry Glukhovsky
The year is 2033. The world has been reduced to rubble. Humanity is nearly extinct. The half-destroyed cities have become … Continue reading →
The Migration, Helen Marshall
Marshall is painting on a large canvas here and her style is unabashedly baroque: the novel is characterized by a … Continue reading →
Moon of the Crusted Snow, Waubgeshig Rice
With winter looming, a small northern Anishinaabe community goes dark. Cut off, people become passive and confused. Panic builds as … Continue reading →
Back to the Garden, Clara Hume
Back to the Garden is in its 2nd edition (Dragonfly Publishing, 2018), launching the new Wild Mountain series. Clara Hume’s … Continue reading →
When the English Fall, David Williams
Staying with the apocalyptic, David Williams’ When The English Fall is a quirky addition to the growing volume of novels … Continue reading →
The Last Gasp, Trevor Hoyle
A large, dense, frightening novel from the UK author of This Sentient Earth. In 1990 the ocean’s oxygen-producing plankton are … Continue reading →
All Rivers Run Free, Natasha Carthew
Thanks so much to the publisher for sending me a galley and press about this upcoming novel. All Rivers Run … Continue reading →
2047: Short Stories from Our Common Future, Tanja Rohini Bisgaard et al.
As citizens on this blue planet of ours, we are currently experiencing great changes when it comes to global warming, … Continue reading →
Austral, Paul McAuley
The world is still warming, sea levels are still rising, and the Antarctic Peninsula is home to Earth’s newest nation, … Continue reading →