Reader Views says “Five Stars”!
The editorial book review site, Reader Views, just published their review of Over Brooklyn Hills. As they say in that old Life cereal commercial, “Mikey—he likes it!”, with the book…
Tag: Literary climate fiction
I’m in ClimateCultures Talking about Climate Fiction
I’m making the argument about how fiction might help people understand the climate crisis and that they are not alone or powerless. Here’s a quick post about my guest blog…
Reviewing Reviews, or The Strange Little Business of Feeding the Marketing of Novels
Some funny things happen on the way to the forum. Over Brooklyn Hills has been garnering pretty good reviews, as I’ve written here, here, and here. I describe this book…
An Everyman: I Get to Think Further About Over Brooklyn Hills
Literary Titan, which wrote an editorial review for Over Brooklyn Hills, also interviewed me about the book. I’m running it here in full, liking what the questions got me thinking…
Booklife Review of Over Brooklyn Hills
Booklife, part of the Publishers Weekly organization, just published a review of Over Brooklyn Hills, my third book of The Steep Climes Quartet. Over Brooklyn Hills published on Monday, June…
Figuring Out Climate Fiction
More academics at work on climate storytelling Everybody tries to figure things out, although what is being figured out is hardly the same for everyone. Nor is the method for…
Let’s Talk About Climate Optimism and Hope That We Can Write About Doing Something About Climate Change
A main concern of climate fiction, at least if you’re inclined to read academic essays or delve into an analysis of The Climate Fiction Writers League, is to build stories…