Blackfish City A Novel
Sam J. Miller
Published 2018
336 pages
The most popular climate fiction books
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.
Combines Fiction and Climate change
Results
Flood
Stephen Baxter
2008 · 2009 edition
544 pages
Open Throat A Novel
Henry Hoke
Published 2023
176 pages
Exodus
Julie Bertagna
Published 2002
352 pages
The Witch and the Vampire A Novel
Francesca Flores
Published 2023
368 pages
Victory
Joseph Conrad
1976 · 2021 edition
244 pages
The Wanderer
Fritz Leiber
1972 · 1976 edition
320 pages
The Griffin's Feather
Cornelia Funke
2016 · 2017 edition
365 pages
The Collapse of Western Civilization A View from the Future
Naomi Oreskes, Erik M. Conway
Published 2014
112 pages
Imperial Ambitions
Noam Chomsky, David Barsamian
Published 2005
240 pages
The Carbon Diaries 2015
Saci Lloyd
2008 · 2009 edition
330 pages
Cold Earth A Novel
Sarah Moss
2009 · 2010 edition
288 pages
Mara and Dann
Doris Lessing
Published 1999
407 pages
Sixty Days and Counting
Kim Stanley Robinson
Published 2007
512 pages
The Nutmeg's Curse
Amitav Ghosh
Published 2021
352 pages
Kings of the Yukon An Alaskan River Journey
Adam Weymouth
2018 · 2019 edition
288 pages
Global
Eoin Colfer, Andrew Donkin
Published 2023
144 pages
Beetle Boy
M. G. Leonard
2016 · 2018 edition
270 pages
Never Say Die
Will Hobbs
Published 2013
224 pages
Arctic Rising
Tobias S. Buckell
Published 2012
304 pages
Solstice (Dying Earth)
P. J. Hoover
2011 · 2018 edition
344 pages
At Winter's End
Robert Silverberg
Published 1988
404 pages
Ghost Species
James Bradley
2020 · 2021 edition
288 pages
A Season on the Wind Inside the World of Spring Migration
Kenn Kaufman
Published 2019
282 pages