The Displacements, by Bruce Holsinger, was published by Riverhead Books in 2022, so I’m not beating myself up for only recently finding it, and I’ll admit to liking the book…
Grrrrr… has become the common refrain concerning my publishing Dear Josephine, Book Two of The Steep Climes Quartet. The original plan was Spring 2024, although I knew this to be…
I’m sure I can’t tell you why I find myself thinking about the novel, Snowflake: A Novel, by Arthur Jeon, a novel that fits within the odd category of “climate…
I’ve been making a list and checking it twice, and then don’t you know The New York Times comes out with something akin to what I’m working on, so what,…
According to Wikipedia, Sally Rooney, a writer of novels—Conversations with Friends (2017), Normal People (2018), Beautiful World, Where Are You (2021), and Intermezzo (2024)—was named by Time magazine in 2022…
What can you do about climate change? This is an oft-asked question from the vast majority of American citizens increasingly concerned about the consequences of climate change. The transition away…
When I review books, typically the books are climate fiction. Here, though, is a non-fiction climate change book review. I’ll confess this right up front in these thoughts on Jake…
I keep coming back to why I am writing The Steep Clime Quartet book series. The answer I keep returning to is that I want to understand what climate change…
The debate about climate change in the Presidential and Vice-Presidential debates is over: altogether, discussion about climate change and how to address climate change was weak. Weak, that it, unless…
No, I’m not beating myself up (well, not badly, anyway), but the last couple of months have been interesting. Interesting as in the old Chinese proverbial curse, “May you live…