https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/chronos-time-of-sand-short-film?fbclid=IwAR2PxlwvocYgPZ_QXyaywZdgobaqPmQi0bBK_rJ_OKAhVCWHohMKZGfSm0U#/ This looks pretty interesting, wow.

http://www.emagill.com/rants/eblog529-the-word-for-world-is-forest-sci-fi-classic-review.html

I'd like to share one of my colleague's FB pages: https://www.facebook.com/ecofictionEarthDay/ Alison has tried to encourage communities to organize Earth Day ecofiction challenges by writing stories. This is a fairly new event idea, with a couple of communities having participated in the last...

Great Interview with Richard Powers about his writing process.

Eliot fled the Midlands for London, only to ‘return’ in books that found the largest and most pressing themes in the smallest and most obscure lives

I still feel them, despite all that has happened. The nerve-racking drone of rickety gears straining against gravity, the anticipation of reaching the summit, the thrill of descent, Sarah squeezing my thigh with her hand as we plummet towards the ocean’s surface, the vibrant victory...

Yorkshire’s under threat – from extreme weather, extreme pollution and extreme grouse-shooting. The Costa-winning duo behind graphic novel Rain talk us through its deeper meanings

Two new books are causing a stir by translating the contortions over EU membership into graphic tales of endearing animals

Author Liu Cixin crosses cultural borders with 'The Three-Body Problem'

In this feature, I look at, and re-enjoy, Agam, a 2014 book project from the Philippines. Thanks very much to Redentor Constantino, from the Institute for Climate and Sustainabl…

Love this little interview with Margaret Atwood. When asked what can people do to make things better in this world (with climate change, women's rights), she said "Vote".

Science fiction, especially 'Blade Runner,' has spawned so many dystopias that dystopia itself has become banal. What we need is a new utopianism that embraces the city.

Dystopian novels picture California’s descent as a combination of climate crisis and social unrest.

1) Write. There is no substitute. Write what you most passionately want to write, not blogs, posts, tweets or all the disposable bubblewrap in which modern life is cushioned. But start small: write…

https://dragonfly.eco/mountains-piled-upon-mountains-edited-by-jessica-cory/ Our November spotlight in the World Ecofiction Series--Climate Change and Beyond--highlights Mountains Piled upon Mountains: Appalachian Nature Writing in the Anthropocene, edited by Jessica Cory and full of beautiful elegies, short stories, essays, and poems by nearly 50 authors, about the issues...