Romy Ash's eco-fiction novel, Mantle, uses a near-future pandemic to explore themes of connection, ecological crisis, and personal transformation. It challenges simplistic environmentalism through nuanced characters and a focus on community.
Ian McEwan discusses 'What We Can Know' (future Britain, climate change). William Boyd explores 1960s analogue spying in 'The Circumstance'. Maggie O'Farrell's 'Land' explores post-famine Ireland mapping.
Exploration of Alexis Wright's work, its challenge to settler narratives & re-envisioning of Australian history. Wright's impact on Indigenous sovereignty, climate change discourse, & global literary context is highlighted.
In a climate-ravaged future, Investigator Sadiya searches for a missing child, Casey. Landfall explores climate refugees, human compassion and social disruption through interwoven perspectives.
Explore humanity's future decline due to environmental impact and resource depletion. The book examines our origins, current challenges, and potential survival strategies, including space colonization and urgent action.
