The most popular climate fiction books of 2022

Climate fiction imagines life on a warming planet. Floods, droughts, vanished coastlines and the societies that adapt or collapse are the setting for thrillers, family stories and science fiction. Some of these novels warn, and some look for hope. This list shows the ones first published in 2022.

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Two Degrees
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Two Degrees

Alan Gratz

Published 2022

384 pages

Eternal Summer
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Eternal Summer

Franziska Gänsler

2022 · 2025 edition

176 pages

Eleutheria
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Eleutheria

Allegra Hyde

Published 2022

336 pages

Sea Now
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Sea Now

Eva Meijer

2022 · 2025 edition

180 pages

Denial
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Denial

Jon Raymond

Published 2022

240 pages

Here Lies
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Here Lies

Olivia Clare Friedman

Published 2022

208 pages

Terraform
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Terraform

Sam Biddle, James Bridle, Jennifer Marie Brissett, Tobias S. Buckell, Tori Cárdenas, Shannon Chamberlain, Chloe Cole, Nan Craig, Malon Edwards, Omar El Akkad, Meg Elison, Rose Eveleth, Fernando A. Flores, Paul Ford, Sarah Gailey, Peter Milne Greiner, Malcolm Harris, Porpentine Charity Heartscape, Eric Holthaus, Andrew Dana Hudson, Sahil Lavingia, Tao Lin, Geoff Manaugh, Tim Maughan, Joanne McNeil, Lincoln Michel, Sam J. Miller, Lia Swope Mitchell, Gus Moreno, Kevin Nguyen, Russell Nichols, Frankie Ochoa, Tochi Onyebuchi, Laurie Penny, Zora Mai Quỳnh, Robin Sloan, EMILY J. SMITH, Julian Mortimer Smith, Bruce Sterling, Seamus Sullivan, Wole Talabi, Tlotlo Tsamaase, Ellen Ullman, Debbie Urbanski, Jeff VanderMeer, Marlee Jane Ward, Elvia Wilk, Max Wynne, E. Lily Yu, Jess Zimmerman

Published 2022

496 pages

Cold
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Cold

Jim Pearce

Published 2022

304 pages