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Around the World in 80 Books

To celebrate the one-year anniversary of our World Eco-fiction Series, I present "Around the World in 80 Books: A Guide to Ecological and Climate Themes in Fiction," an article at Medium.com. Themes include harsh survival, advocacy, veneration of the world around us, the slow apocalypse, the haunted, the weird, and the psychological. It's an eclectic and diverse range of stories, set around the world, on every continent. Also, Dragonfly is blending the original spotlight on climate change authors with the newer world fiction series, now that these similar author spotlights are on the same domain.

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Published March 12, 2019 at 900 × 1359 in Climate Change Author Spotlight – D.G. Driver

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Exploring the ecological weird

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A bit of background and muse offered by Dragonfly's curator: Mary Woodbury returns to ClimateCultures with this moving contribution to the Gift of Sound and Vision series.

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Eco-Fiction with Jeff VanderMeer & Lorna Crozier (love their talk about places)

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Selected Interviews

  • Omar El Akkad
  • James Bradley
  • David Brin
  • Natasha Carthew
  • Rajat Chaudhuri
  • Lorna Clozier
  • Cory Doctorow
  • Fábio Fernandes
  • Evie Gaughan
  • Emmi Itäranta
  • Wu Ming-Yi
  • Edan Lepucki
  • Ilija Trojanow
  • Jeff VanderMeer
  • Lydia Yuknavitch

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Ursula Le Guin is so important, because she pushed the idea that science fiction, or speculative fiction, can be a space for being really thoughtful, and for really exploring ideas. And also for daring to imagine a version of us that is better—and, in some ways, worse—than our present selves. I think she was unmatched. She was a great novelist, and a great evangelist for the novel. Earthsea is a huge influence, as is The Dispossessed. –Marlon James

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