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Mary Woodbury

May 16, 2025

  • The May newsletter is out! You’ll find extra news, such as book of the month, flashbacks, and extra commentary.
  • Our old nature, ecology, and climate playlist was nearly a decade old and had almost 400 songs. In January 2025 is a new playlist. Learn more here.
  • Want to support us? While we don’t take donations, we appreciate you getting involved with the site and buying our books!
  • The Black List is thrilled to announce that it has partnered with NRDC’s (Natural Resources Defense Council) Rewrite the Future program, The Redford Center, The CAA Foundation, and NBCUniversal to launch the fourth annual NRDC Climate Storytelling Fellowship. The Fellowship will grant $20,000 each to three writers (or writing teams) to support revision of a feature screenplay or pilot that engages with climate change in a compelling way through events, actions, character, emotions, plot, and/or setting.
  • Sometimes the best things in life are free. My novella Bird Song is available for free (online only) at Dragonfly Publishing. I began writing this genre-blurring novella in 2014 and finished it during the early days of Covid-19. This is an eco-weird climate parable with Greek mythology as well as a contemporary YA romance. TW: some gore in the weird sections.
  • Ecology Action Centre’s [PDF] spring magazine is out; in it is my article “Two Nature Artists in Mi’kma’ki/Nova Scotia”.
  • The monthly newsletter will come out slightly later each month due to spring and summer vacations as well to align more evenly with Earth Day 2024.
  • Check out Grist’s new climate story edition; Dragonfly also syndicated two stories and has an interview with Tory Stephens, Creative Manager at Grist.
  • We’re closing the Rewilding Our Stories website, but the Discord is alive and well! I temporarily reopened the Dragonfly Library to add a few essays about climate change.
  • Check out my article on building a database of eco-fiction at Climate Literacy in Education.
  • Check out my talk with Marjorie Kellogg about our eco-novels (including Bird Song: A Novella) at Climate Writers.
  • Thanks to Nightbeats’ Behind the Scenes for interviewing me about The Stolen Child.
  • To check the most recently added books, click here.
  • I have an article at Impakter: What is eco-fiction and why it matters

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