Climate Fiction (Refugees)

Best Climate Fiction of 2018

Posted on February 3, 2019 by Treesong — No Comments ↓

The new year’s finally here! You may have already celebrated with some of your favorite New Year’s Eve traditions: counting down to midnight, drinking champaign, making resolutions for the new year. Now that 2019 is in full swing, I invite you to join me in one of my favorite year-end traditions: looking back at the best examples of the past year of climate fiction.

Cyber Monday Climate Fiction Sale

Posted on November 21, 2018 by Treesong — No Comments ↓

November 26 is Cyber Monday! My novels, Change and Goodbye Miami, are both on sale for 99 cents. My short story anthologies, Cli-Fi Plus and Strange Beginnings, are both available for FREE! These low prices are only available on November 26, so take advantage of them while you can.

Book Review: Blackfish City by Sam J. Miller

Posted on September 3, 2018 by Treesong — No Comments ↓

Blackfish City by Sam J. Miller is a remarkably creative and compelling story about a floating city in the ocean at the top of the world that survives a global collapse caused by climate change. Colorful characters, a riveting plot, and a surreal-yet-believable setting come together to tell the tale of a strange, alienating, and at times terrifying new world born in the wake of the collapse of society as we know it.

Book Review: Exodus by Julie Bertagna

Posted on March 18, 2018 by Treesong — No Comments ↓

Exodus by Julie Bertagna is a compelling coming-of-age tale in a world ravaged by catastrophic sea level rise. The colorful characters, the contrasting low-tech and high-tech communities of survivors, and the long and interesting heroic journey of a young woman displaced by climate change, come together to make this an entertaining and thought-provoking story.