Much ink has been spilt on the study of climate change fiction (cli‐fi), whereas relatively less
attention has been devoted to the burgeoning growth of climate change poetry. As a sub …

In this paper we explore how reading speculative fiction (SF) can be understood as a
generative way to participate in a wider reckoning with the idea, and increasingly the …

Scholarship on how speculative knowledges can contribute to envisioning sustainable
futures is thriving. There is less attention to the specific ways in which political theory as …

How might climate fiction inform public perceptions of climate change and its political
stakes? While early proponents of climate fiction called on writers to move the public with …

This article examines Margaret Atwood's climate fiction novel MaddAddam (2013), a
dystopian cautionary text in which food production and eating become ethical choices …

Surveying a wide range of contemporary poetry, fiction, and memoir by women writers, this
book explores our most pressing environmental concerns and shows how these texts find …

How can you be a good parent to a child who, with the current speed of global warming, will
likely live their adult life in a world ravaged by floods, wildfires, and pandemics? In the …

In its analysis of the home as a site of ecological significance in twenty-first-century climate
fiction, this article focuses on three novels that explore the interstices of a changing climate …

Strategic narratives about the transition to sustainable energy systems, including those
influenced by the United Nations' sustainable development goals (SDGs), frequently …

In the current climate crisis, we count more than ever on art and literature. 1 Theorists and
critics repeatedly emphasize the role of literature and imagination in overcoming an impasse …