We are a group of authors who believe in the necessity of climate action, immediately and absolutely.
Fiction is one of the best ways to inspire passion, empathy and action in readers. Our works raise awareness of climate change, and encourage action at the individual, corporate and government levels.
“A body of writers working for a common cause cannot fail to influence public opinion.” – Women Writers Suffrage League, 1908
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Anyone could write the next, great climate change novel. Why not pick up a pen, and use your passion for climate activism to create something special today?
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Are you a traditionally published author, writing about climate change? Whether it’s eco-fiction, “cli-fi”, or environmental fables, we want to hear from you. If you currently have a novel, poetry collection or play published (or under contract for publication), contact us to request to join the league. You can write about your work for our blog, have your book featured on our website, join a private Slack group to discuss your climate research with other writers, and receive details about anyone looking for speakers in your area. Apply here for membership.
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Recent Updates
Ten Eco-Fiction Novels Worth Discussing by Nina Munteanu
In most fiction, environment plays a passive role that lies embedded in stability and an unchanging status quo. From Adam Smith’s 18th Century economic vision to the conceit of bankers who drove the 2008 American housing bubble, humanity has consistently espoused the myth of a constant natural world capable of absorbing infinite abuse without oscillation.Continue reading “Ten Eco-Fiction Novels Worth Discussing by Nina Munteanu”
Positivity in the apocalypse: can a climate fiction novel be uplifting? by Lauren James
As a former physicist, my writing is always science focussed. I’ve written a book about space travel inspired by special relativity (The Loneliest Girl in the Universe), a post-apocalyptic novel based on extinction and evolution (The Quiet at the End of the World), and multiple other stories with scientists at their heart. From the beginningContinue reading “Positivity in the apocalypse: can a climate fiction novel be uplifting? by Lauren James”
Real-world Issues in a Fantasy Setting
Rab Ferguson talks to Stephanie Burgis about her new book The Raven Heir, which is out now. I’ve just finished The Raven Heir, and I loved it. There’s so much I want to talk to you about in this wonderful middle grade novel! But before we get into it, how would you describe the bookContinue reading “Real-world Issues in a Fantasy Setting”
