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Sand – Conor Corderoy

Dragonfly: An Exploration of Eco-fiction Posted on September 25, 2014 by Mary WoodburySeptember 25, 2014

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

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Sand – Conor Corderoy — 1 Comment

steven on October 4, 2014 at 10:00 pm said:

Well written. A very believable story

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A history of eco-fiction

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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.

A trusted .eco domain

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

Selected Interviews

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

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When I asked about unique ecological concerns in South Africa, Deon Meyer replied: “Of course, the endangered species (rhino, elephant, vultures and hundreds of others) are unique to the continent. But perhaps the major difference is that in the northern hemisphere, the damage being done is driven mostly by greed, and in Africa it is driven mostly by poverty.”

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