As I’ve mentioned in another post, I’m finding it a challenge in my climate fiction work to keep pace with climate change, and my work on Dear Josephine, the second…

I want to write climate fiction within which people can see themselves. What I don’t want to do with this series is to add to the already over-crowded pool of…

As you know, I’ve been at work on a climate fiction series published by CMTI Publishing called The Steep Climes Quartet, and the first title, Kill Well, is now loosed upon…

I’m a bit bleary-eyed, but my efforts to get an ePub version of Kill Well has succeeded, and that success is mainly due (besides my being a stubborn son of…

I’m a bit bleary-eyed, but my efforts to get an ePub version of Kill Well has succeeded, and that success is mainly due (besides my being a stubborn son of…

When I started writing back in 2015 what has become The Steep Climes Quartet series, I was recovering from rotator cuff surgery and had three-plus months when the use of…

I’m guessing it was 1971 when I learned about greenhouse gases. It was sometime in my first year of high school, although the freshman class was housed in the building…

Pulp fiction has a long tradition of disaster and apocalypse and post-apocalypse stories, and today novels and television series about zombies and other plagues of various sorts may be the…

The Steep Climes Quartet is a series that examines the near-future through 2050 consequences of climate change through the lens of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, where subtle and not-so-subtle consequences reveal…