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Everything Change: An Anthology of Climate Fiction, Manjana Milkoreit, et al.

on April 22, 2021

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Update: These stories are free to read at ASU. A new edition just came out on Earth Day 2021.

Authors: Manjana Milkoreit (Editor), Meredith Martinez (Editor), Joey Eschrich (Editor), Kim Stanley Robinson (Contributor), Paolo Bacigalupi (Contributor), Adam Flynn, Andrew Dana Hudson, Kelly Cowley , Matthew S. Henry, Ashley Bevilacqua Anglin, Daniel Thron, Kathryn Blume, Stirling Davenport, Diana Rose Harper, Henrietta Hart, Shauna O’Meara, Lindsay Redifer, Yakos Spiliotopoulos, Ed Finn (Contributor)

A collection of gripping stories that explore a range of possible futures for Earth and humanity transformed by climate change. Featuring contributions from renowned science fiction authors Kim Stanley Robinson and Paolo Bacigalupi, along with 12 stories from Arizona State University’s 2016 Climate Fiction Short Story Contest.

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3.9 rating based on 53 ratings (all editions)

ISBN-10:
ISBN-13: 9781536577143
Goodreads: 32367580

Author(s):
Manjana Milkoreit
Meredith Martinez
Joey Eschrich
Kim Stanley Robinson
Adam Flynn
Andrew Dana Hudson
Kell Cowley
Matthew S. Henry
Ashley Anglin
Daniel Thron
Kathryn Blume
Stirling Davenport
Diana Rose Harper
Henrietta Hartl
Shauna O'Meara
Lindsay Redifer
Yakos Spiliotopoulos
Ed Finn
Paolo Bacigalupi
Publisher: ASU Imagination and Climate Futures Initiative
Published: 9//2016

A collection of gripping stories that explore a range of possible futures for Earth and humanity transformed by climate change. Featuring contributions from renowned science fiction authors Kim Stanley Robinson and Paolo Bacigalupi, along with 12 stories from Arizona State University's 2016 Climate Fiction Short Story Contest.
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