Conor Corderoy

Conor Corderoy was born in England in 1957. He spent his childhood on Formentera, the smallest of the Balearic Islands. He had no schooling, though he had a governess for four years, who became an alcoholic and disappeared when he was twelve. He spent his teens in Cordoba, southern Spain, […]

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Sand – Conor Corderoy

Watch for these stories in the anthology Winds of Change: Short Stories about our Climate, coming this fall (2015).

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Climate Change Fiction: Radical Hope From an Emerging Genre

Copyright and written by Stephen Siperstein “Stories are much bigger than ideologies.  In that is our hope” – Donna Haraway, The Companion Species Manifesto Eugene, OR—In my backyard garden this morning the bees are hurrying through the last lavender blossoms of summer and the tomato plants are releasing their resinous […]

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Poems by Cris Staubach

It’s Happening Now, Already It’s really nothing new, except for the scale of it, and its democratic impact. Life has always ended as a journey of loss of material things, people, places, of physical abilities and mental prowess, but individually, each pretending they would be excluded, immortal, until, accepting or […]

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Stephan Malone

I am 47 years old and work in a local ICU in Cape Coral, Florida.  My hobbies include 15-30 mile bicycle rides, night/pre-dawn rides in particular, computer repair, and writing. I am also, embarrassingly enough, a video game junkie.  Fave games include anything Halo, Call Of Duty series, Fallout 3, […]

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Keith Wilkinson

Keith Wilkinson is an educator, editor and poet and has published work in a number of literary journals and chapbooks and on his blog at http://kwilk.wordpress.com/poetry/. A 2009 chapbook, Winter Gifts, is available from Lipstick Press http://lipstickpoetry.blogspot.ca/, and a 2013 illustrated chapbook, Incubating Poetry: a creative conversation, created in collaboration […]

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Rachel May

Rachel May coordinates sustainability education at Syracuse University, running faculty development projects and workshops for students on a wide range of topics. Most recently, she has been teaching a zine-making class called Climatopia, in which students develop imaginary scenarios for real progress on climate change. This story grew out of […]

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Keomany Mary

My name is Keomony Mary, and I was born in 1995. I grew up as the youngest daughter among my other two sisters. I was born and raised in the capital city of Cambodia, Phnom Penh. Talking about writing, I do really love to write. I’d like to write fantasy, […]

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Keomony Mary – Raindrop

Watch for many of these stories in the anthology Winds of Change: Short Stories about our Climate, coming this fall (2015).

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Christopher Rutenber

Christopher Rutenber is a freelance writer living in rural Michigan. When not writing, he spends his time birding and exploring the nearby trails. Twitter: twitter.com/CJRTimeTraveler  

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