Author name: Treesong

My name is Treesong. I'm a parent, author, talk radio host, and climate communicator. Follow me on Facebook, Bluesky, Instagram, and Ko-fi for my latest climate fiction releases and Real-Life Superhero adventures. Sign up for my newsletter to receive free climate fiction in your inbox. Check out my bookshop for climate change books, including reading lists for climate fiction, climate nonfiction, and climate poetry!

Book Review: Fragment by Craig Russell

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Fragment by Craig Russell is the exciting tale of an enormous fragment of Antarctic ice that breaks off into the ocean, wreaking havoc on the human and non-human world. If you have an interest in climate fiction stories, seafaring adventure stories, communication with whales, or all of the above, be sure to check this one out.

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Cyber Monday Climate Fiction Sale

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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.

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Book Review: Blackfish City by Sam J. Miller

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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.

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