News & Events
For recent news, see the widget at the top of the site. Also, see my list of upcoming novels in 2021.
Older news: On August 9th the site celebrated its 8th anniversary. I posted the Impacts of Environmental Survey results. I also have a second part to the large and ongoing look at ecological and climate ruin in fiction. See Medium.com.
The looming global climate crisis and its linked ecological catastrophes have long been featured in amazing works of (eco-)fiction: Lauren James’ Green Risin...
I won't be as active on this page in the future as I have been in the past. Please be sure to join our Discord Community, "Rewilding Our Stories". Link here: https://discord.gg/txgJNVg This community now has over 90 members. When you join, to guarantee a promotion to read the rest of the community, please read the very simple instructions and introduce yourself. We have three moderators, and promotion is manual. Check back later after you introduce yourself and you should be able to see the rest of the community!
Note that I have also disabled visitor's comments here, mainly because Facebook's interface for pages is so clunky. They don't immediately show when someone posts, and then the process for accepting posts is terrible. So just come to Discord if you want to share your news with us 🙂
The Discord community is growing and provides a much better and more organized place for discussion. In the new year we'll be doing some exciting events! Depending on time of day, you'll usually find some active discussion on and off topic as well as ecofiction and creative nonfiction references, news, events, contests, book suggestions, and so on.
We're creating a safe site to discuss your writing, art, and other ideas.
Note that I have also disabled visitor's comments here, mainly because Facebook's interface for pages is so clunky. They don't immediately show when someone posts, and then the process for accepting posts is terrible. So just come to Discord if you want to share your news with us 🙂
The Discord community is growing and provides a much better and more organized place for discussion. In the new year we'll be doing some exciting events! Depending on time of day, you'll usually find some active discussion on and off topic as well as ecofiction and creative nonfiction references, news, events, contests, book suggestions, and so on.
We're creating a safe site to discuss your writing, art, and other ideas.
Check out the Rewilding Our Stories community on Discord - hang out with 101 other members and enjoy free voice and text chat.
https://dragonfly.eco/backyard-wildlife-newly-planting/ It's that time of the month for a new Backyard Wildlife post! Spring is happening in Nova Scotia. Finally!
Back to Series It’s that time of year that everything in our lives is busy: personal projects, work, and tending … Read more
Check https://dragonfly.eco for two new features in May. One is on author Jaimee Wriston (Colbert) and her new novel, out today, How Not to Drown. The other is part of the ecofiction world series and explores, with author Yaba Badoe, her novel Wolf Light.
Both novels are primarily from a woman's point of view:
How Not to Drown is both contemporary and historical, with themes of drowning throughout--including the submergence we feel in the age of our climate crisis, and travels back to the Highland Clearances on the Isle of Skye.
In Wolf Light, three young women born in the wolf light tackle environmental crises in their homes of Ghana, Cornwall, and Mongolia, and and are tied together by their strength and determination.
Both novels are primarily from a woman's point of view:
How Not to Drown is both contemporary and historical, with themes of drowning throughout--including the submergence we feel in the age of our climate crisis, and travels back to the Highland Clearances on the Isle of Skye.
In Wolf Light, three young women born in the wolf light tackle environmental crises in their homes of Ghana, Cornwall, and Mongolia, and and are tied together by their strength and determination.
Happy Independent Book Day! That's all my particular books are, published small and motivated by storytelling. Check out others like me at the new Indie Corner. https://dragonfly.eco/category/features/indie-corner/
