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  1. Happy book birthday to The Wildcraft Drones by T. K. Rex! A wildly imaginative solarpunk collection full to the brim with strange ecosystems, humor, grief, and radical hope for the future. Adored by Kim Stanley Robinson, Annalee Newitz and many more. Out now from Stelliform Press.

    #TheWildcraftDrones #TKRex #Solarpunk #ClimateFiction #Ecofiction #SpecFic #ScienceFiction #IndiePublishing #SmallPress #BookBirthday #NewBook #Hopepunk #Comics #Illustration #SFFCommunity #BookToot #Books #Bookstodon

  2. Happy book birthday to The Wildcraft Drones by T. K. Rex! A wildly imaginative solarpunk collection full to the brim with strange ecosystems, humor, grief, and radical hope for the future. Adored by Kim Stanley Robinson, Annalee Newitz and many more. Out now from Stelliform Press.

    #TheWildcraftDrones #TKRex #Solarpunk #ClimateFiction #Ecofiction #SpecFic #ScienceFiction #IndiePublishing #SmallPress #BookBirthday #NewBook #Hopepunk #Comics #Illustration #SFFCommunity #BookToot #Books #Bookstodon

  3. Happy book birthday to The Wildcraft Drones by T. K. Rex! A wildly imaginative solarpunk collection full to the brim with strange ecosystems, humor, grief, and radical hope for the future. Adored by Kim Stanley Robinson, Annalee Newitz and many more. Out now from Stelliform Press.

    #TheWildcraftDrones #TKRex #Solarpunk #ClimateFiction #Ecofiction #SpecFic #ScienceFiction #IndiePublishing #SmallPress #BookBirthday #NewBook #Hopepunk #Comics #Illustration #SFFCommunity #BookToot #Books #Bookstodon

  4. Happy book birthday to The Wildcraft Drones by T. K. Rex! A wildly imaginative solarpunk collection full to the brim with strange ecosystems, humor, grief, and radical hope for the future. Adored by Kim Stanley Robinson, Annalee Newitz and many more. Out now from Stelliform Press.

    #TheWildcraftDrones #TKRex #Solarpunk #ClimateFiction #Ecofiction #SpecFic #ScienceFiction #IndiePublishing #SmallPress #BookBirthday #NewBook #Hopepunk #Comics #Illustration #SFFCommunity #BookToot #Books #Bookstodon

  5. Happy book birthday to The Wildcraft Drones by T. K. Rex! A wildly imaginative solarpunk collection full to the brim with strange ecosystems, humor, grief, and radical hope for the future. Adored by Kim Stanley Robinson, Annalee Newitz and many more. Out now from Stelliform Press.

    #TheWildcraftDrones #TKRex #Solarpunk #ClimateFiction #Ecofiction #SpecFic #ScienceFiction #IndiePublishing #SmallPress #BookBirthday #NewBook #Hopepunk #Comics #Illustration #SFFCommunity #BookToot #Books #Bookstodon

  6. I wrote Shattered Ice before the latest headlines about opening the Arctic to more oil development.

    But that is exactly the point.

    The future rarely arrives as fiction. It arrives as policy, profit, melting ice, disrupted migration, and people saying it is necessary.

    Releases June 3.

    #Bookstodon #BookRelease #YAFantasy #EcoFiction

  7. I wrote Shattered Ice before the latest headlines about opening the Arctic to more oil development.

    But that is exactly the point.

    The future rarely arrives as fiction. It arrives as policy, profit, melting ice, disrupted migration, and people saying it is necessary.

    Releases June 3.

    #Bookstodon #BookRelease #YAFantasy #EcoFiction

  8. I wrote Shattered Ice before the latest headlines about opening the Arctic to more oil development.

    But that is exactly the point.

    The future rarely arrives as fiction. It arrives as policy, profit, melting ice, disrupted migration, and people saying it is necessary.

    Releases June 3.

    #Bookstodon #BookRelease #YAFantasy #EcoFiction

  9. I wrote Shattered Ice before the latest headlines about opening the Arctic to more oil development.

    But that is exactly the point.

    The future rarely arrives as fiction. It arrives as policy, profit, melting ice, disrupted migration, and people saying it is necessary.

    Releases June 3.

    #Bookstodon #BookRelease #YAFantasy #EcoFiction

  10. I wrote Shattered Ice before the latest headlines about opening the Arctic to more oil development.

    But that is exactly the point.

    The future rarely arrives as fiction. It arrives as policy, profit, melting ice, disrupted migration, and people saying it is necessary.

    Releases June 3.

    #Bookstodon #BookRelease #YAFantasy #EcoFiction

  11. dragonfly.eco/indie-corner-jd- New book out soon from local Halifax author. #ecofiction #sciencefiction Book launch in Halifax on Friday. Donations go to Ecology Action Centre.

  12. dragonfly.eco/indie-corner-jd- New book out soon from local Halifax author. #ecofiction #sciencefiction Book launch in Halifax on Friday. Donations go to Ecology Action Centre.

  13. dragonfly.eco/indie-corner-jd- New book out soon from local Halifax author. #ecofiction #sciencefiction Book launch in Halifax on Friday. Donations go to Ecology Action Centre.

  14. dragonfly.eco/indie-corner-jd- New book out soon from local Halifax author. #ecofiction #sciencefiction Book launch in Halifax on Friday. Donations go to Ecology Action Centre.

  15. I’m home recovering after a bug, post-finishing my doctorate, post-finishing-school-vacation-trip, and in that in‑between space where I’m figuring out how to bring my doctoral thesis into the world as a book while preparing to release the third ecofiction novel in my trilogy.

    I’ll share the trilogy more on Instagram soon; but of course I’ll talk about it here too.

    While I’m resting, I’ve been thinking about two things:

    1. How to share what I’ve learned from writing visionary ecofiction; not as formal tutorials, but as small, generous micro‑snippets of thought.
    2. How much I enjoy posting Three Good Things here on Mastodon.

    This led me to realize that the micro‑tutorials can become Three Good Things. A small, informal, unstructured series about what I’ve learned so far.

    Here we go.

    ---

    Three Good Things I’ve Learned About Writing Visionary Ecofiction

    1. It brings community together; even when people disagree.
    Across all three novels, I learned so much from people with different perspectives:
    • fracking / hydraulic fracturing (Book 1)
    • medical marijuana (Book 2)
    • high‑speed rail (Book 3).
    Ecofiction is a meeting place; not a consensus.

    2. Writing is solitary; but you don’t have to be lonely in it.
    Anything that helps you contextualize yourself in your larger community is healthy;
    walks, cafés, writing groups, reading groups, sharing drafts.
    People’s commentary is subjective but sharing your work is grounding.
    Place yourself in your wider spheres; it helps.

    3. Take joy in the finishing and sharing stages.
    There’s real pleasure in thinking about the special parts of your process and how you want to share them.
    I love outlining, first drafting, sculpting, revising, hearing the text read back to me, and working with an editor and designer, but also, imagining the visual vignettes that accompany the trilogy. I’m figuring out a visual narrative to share the trilogy on Instagram.
    Finishing is its own creative act.

    Working in a genre that’s still emerging (visionary ecology or visionary ecofiction) gives me freedom to genre‑bend fearlessly.
    Book 1 is a love story (but not a romance).
    Book 2 is a mystery (but not a cozy).
    Book 3 is an adventure (but not Indiana Jones).
    The elasticity is part of the joy.

    These are my three good things today, the first in what I hope will become an informal series of micro‑tutorials on writing visionary ecofiction.

    What lights are you up? When you write, how do you define yourself within your genre?

    Keep writing and share!

    PS, the photo was taken at Giverny, Monet’s Garden in France, on my recent trip.

    #VisionaryFiction #VisionaryEcoFiction #VancouverAuthor #TransportationFiction #ThreeGoodThings #NewYorkAuthor #NewJerseyAuthor #MetaphysicalFiction #MedicalMarijuanaFiction #LiteraryFiction #IndiePublisher #IndieAuthor #FrackingFiction #EcoFiction #CreativeWriting #CanadianAuthor #CanLit #BritishColumbiaAuthor #Bookstodon #AmericanAuthor

  16. I’m home recovering after a bug, post-finishing my doctorate, post-finishing-school-vacation-trip, and in that in‑between space where I’m figuring out how to bring my doctoral thesis into the world as a book while preparing to release the third ecofiction novel in my trilogy.

    I’ll share the trilogy more on Instagram soon; but of course I’ll talk about it here too.

    While I’m resting, I’ve been thinking about two things:

    1. How to share what I’ve learned from writing visionary ecofiction; not as formal tutorials, but as small, generous micro‑snippets of thought.
    2. How much I enjoy posting Three Good Things here on Mastodon.

    This led me to realize that the micro‑tutorials can become Three Good Things. A small, informal, unstructured series about what I’ve learned so far.

    Here we go.

    ---

    Three Good Things I’ve Learned About Writing Visionary Ecofiction

    1. It brings community together; even when people disagree.
    Across all three novels, I learned so much from people with different perspectives:
    • fracking / hydraulic fracturing (Book 1)
    • medical marijuana (Book 2)
    • high‑speed rail (Book 3).
    Ecofiction is a meeting place; not a consensus.

    2. Writing is solitary; but you don’t have to be lonely in it.
    Anything that helps you contextualize yourself in your larger community is healthy;
    walks, cafés, writing groups, reading groups, sharing drafts.
    People’s commentary is subjective but sharing your work is grounding.
    Place yourself in your wider spheres; it helps.

    3. Take joy in the finishing and sharing stages.
    There’s real pleasure in thinking about the special parts of your process and how you want to share them.
    I love outlining, first drafting, sculpting, revising, hearing the text read back to me, and working with an editor and designer, but also, imagining the visual vignettes that accompany the trilogy. I’m figuring out a visual narrative to share the trilogy on Instagram.
    Finishing is its own creative act.

    Working in a genre that’s still emerging (visionary ecology or visionary ecofiction) gives me freedom to genre‑bend fearlessly.
    Book 1 is a love story (but not a romance).
    Book 2 is a mystery (but not a cozy).
    Book 3 is an adventure (but not Indiana Jones).
    The elasticity is part of the joy.

    These are my three good things today, the first in what I hope will become an informal series of micro‑tutorials on writing visionary ecofiction.

    What lights are you up? When you write, how do you define yourself within your genre?

    Keep writing and share!

    PS, the photo was taken at Giverny, Monet’s Garden in France, on my recent trip.

    #VisionaryFiction #VisionaryEcoFiction #VancouverAuthor #TransportationFiction #ThreeGoodThings #NewYorkAuthor #NewJerseyAuthor #MetaphysicalFiction #MedicalMarijuanaFiction #LiteraryFiction #IndiePublisher #IndieAuthor #FrackingFiction #EcoFiction #CreativeWriting #CanadianAuthor #CanLit #BritishColumbiaAuthor #Bookstodon #AmericanAuthor

  17. I’m home recovering after a bug, post-finishing my doctorate, post-finishing-school-vacation-trip, and in that in‑between space where I’m figuring out how to bring my doctoral thesis into the world as a book while preparing to release the third ecofiction novel in my trilogy.

    I’ll share the trilogy more on Instagram soon; but of course I’ll talk about it here too.

    While I’m resting, I’ve been thinking about two things:

    1. How to share what I’ve learned from writing visionary ecofiction; not as formal tutorials, but as small, generous micro‑snippets of thought.
    2. How much I enjoy posting Three Good Things here on Mastodon.

    This led me to realize that the micro‑tutorials can become Three Good Things. A small, informal, unstructured series about what I’ve learned so far.

    Here we go.

    ---

    Three Good Things I’ve Learned About Writing Visionary Ecofiction

    1. It brings community together; even when people disagree.
    Across all three novels, I learned so much from people with different perspectives:
    • fracking / hydraulic fracturing (Book 1)
    • medical marijuana (Book 2)
    • high‑speed rail (Book 3).
    Ecofiction is a meeting place; not a consensus.

    2. Writing is solitary; but you don’t have to be lonely in it.
    Anything that helps you contextualize yourself in your larger community is healthy;
    walks, cafés, writing groups, reading groups, sharing drafts.
    People’s commentary is subjective but sharing your work is grounding.
    Place yourself in your wider spheres; it helps.

    3. Take joy in the finishing and sharing stages.
    There’s real pleasure in thinking about the special parts of your process and how you want to share them.
    I love outlining, first drafting, sculpting, revising, hearing the text read back to me, and working with an editor and designer, but also, imagining the visual vignettes that accompany the trilogy. I’m figuring out a visual narrative to share the trilogy on Instagram.
    Finishing is its own creative act.

    Working in a genre that’s still emerging (visionary ecology or visionary ecofiction) gives me freedom to genre‑bend fearlessly.
    Book 1 is a love story (but not a romance).
    Book 2 is a mystery (but not a cozy).
    Book 3 is an adventure (but not Indiana Jones).
    The elasticity is part of the joy.

    These are my three good things today, the first in what I hope will become an informal series of micro‑tutorials on writing visionary ecofiction.

    What lights are you up? When you write, how do you define yourself within your genre?

    Keep writing and share!

    PS, the photo was taken at Giverny, Monet’s Garden in France, on my recent trip.

    #VisionaryFiction #VisionaryEcoFiction #VancouverAuthor #TransportationFiction #ThreeGoodThings #NewYorkAuthor #NewJerseyAuthor #MetaphysicalFiction #MedicalMarijuanaFiction #LiteraryFiction #IndiePublisher #IndieAuthor #FrackingFiction #EcoFiction #CreativeWriting #CanadianAuthor #CanLit #BritishColumbiaAuthor #Bookstodon #AmericanAuthor

  18. I’m home recovering after a bug, post-finishing my doctorate, post-finishing-school-vacation-trip, and in that in‑between space where I’m figuring out how to bring my doctoral thesis into the world as a book while preparing to release the third ecofiction novel in my trilogy.

    I’ll share the trilogy more on Instagram soon; but of course I’ll talk about it here too.

    While I’m resting, I’ve been thinking about two things:

    1. How to share what I’ve learned from writing visionary ecofiction; not as formal tutorials, but as small, generous micro‑snippets of thought.
    2. How much I enjoy posting Three Good Things here on Mastodon.

    This led me to realize that the micro‑tutorials can become Three Good Things. A small, informal, unstructured series about what I’ve learned so far.

    Here we go.

    ---

    Three Good Things I’ve Learned About Writing Visionary Ecofiction

    1. It brings community together; even when people disagree.
    Across all three novels, I learned so much from people with different perspectives:
    • fracking / hydraulic fracturing (Book 1)
    • medical marijuana (Book 2)
    • high‑speed rail (Book 3).
    Ecofiction is a meeting place; not a consensus.

    2. Writing is solitary; but you don’t have to be lonely in it.
    Anything that helps you contextualize yourself in your larger community is healthy;
    walks, cafés, writing groups, reading groups, sharing drafts.
    People’s commentary is subjective but sharing your work is grounding.
    Place yourself in your wider spheres; it helps.

    3. Take joy in the finishing and sharing stages.
    There’s real pleasure in thinking about the special parts of your process and how you want to share them.
    I love outlining, first drafting, sculpting, revising, hearing the text read back to me, and working with an editor and designer, but also, imagining the visual vignettes that accompany the trilogy. I’m figuring out a visual narrative to share the trilogy on Instagram.
    Finishing is its own creative act.

    Working in a genre that’s still emerging (visionary ecology or visionary ecofiction) gives me freedom to genre‑bend fearlessly.
    Book 1 is a love story (but not a romance).
    Book 2 is a mystery (but not a cozy).
    Book 3 is an adventure (but not Indiana Jones).
    The elasticity is part of the joy.

    These are my three good things today, the first in what I hope will become an informal series of micro‑tutorials on writing visionary ecofiction.

    What lights are you up? When you write, how do you define yourself within your genre?

    Keep writing and share!

    PS, the photo was taken at Giverny, Monet’s Garden in France, on my recent trip.

    #VisionaryFiction #VisionaryEcoFiction #VancouverAuthor #TransportationFiction #ThreeGoodThings #NewYorkAuthor #NewJerseyAuthor #MetaphysicalFiction #MedicalMarijuanaFiction #LiteraryFiction #IndiePublisher #IndieAuthor #FrackingFiction #EcoFiction #CreativeWriting #CanadianAuthor #CanLit #BritishColumbiaAuthor #Bookstodon #AmericanAuthor

  19. I’m home recovering after a bug, post-finishing my doctorate, post-finishing-school-vacation-trip, and in that in‑between space where I’m figuring out how to bring my doctoral thesis into the world as a book while preparing to release the third ecofiction novel in my trilogy.

    I’ll share the trilogy more on Instagram soon; but of course I’ll talk about it here too.

    While I’m resting, I’ve been thinking about two things:

    1. How to share what I’ve learned from writing visionary ecofiction; not as formal tutorials, but as small, generous micro‑snippets of thought.
    2. How much I enjoy posting Three Good Things here on Mastodon.

    This led me to realize that the micro‑tutorials can become Three Good Things. A small, informal, unstructured series about what I’ve learned so far.

    Here we go.

    ---

    Three Good Things I’ve Learned About Writing Visionary Ecofiction

    1. It brings community together; even when people disagree.
    Across all three novels, I learned so much from people with different perspectives:
    • fracking / hydraulic fracturing (Book 1)
    • medical marijuana (Book 2)
    • high‑speed rail (Book 3).
    Ecofiction is a meeting place; not a consensus.

    2. Writing is solitary; but you don’t have to be lonely in it.
    Anything that helps you contextualize yourself in your larger community is healthy;
    walks, cafés, writing groups, reading groups, sharing drafts.
    People’s commentary is subjective but sharing your work is grounding.
    Place yourself in your wider spheres; it helps.

    3. Take joy in the finishing and sharing stages.
    There’s real pleasure in thinking about the special parts of your process and how you want to share them.
    I love outlining, first drafting, sculpting, revising, hearing the text read back to me, and working with an editor and designer, but also, imagining the visual vignettes that accompany the trilogy. I’m figuring out a visual narrative to share the trilogy on Instagram.
    Finishing is its own creative act.

    Working in a genre that’s still emerging (visionary ecology or visionary ecofiction) gives me freedom to genre‑bend fearlessly.
    Book 1 is a love story (but not a romance).
    Book 2 is a mystery (but not a cozy).
    Book 3 is an adventure (but not Indiana Jones).
    The elasticity is part of the joy.

    These are my three good things today, the first in what I hope will become an informal series of micro‑tutorials on writing visionary ecofiction.

    What lights are you up? When you write, how do you define yourself within your genre?

    Keep writing and share!

    PS, the photo was taken at Giverny, Monet’s Garden in France, on my recent trip.

    #VisionaryFiction #VisionaryEcoFiction #VancouverAuthor #TransportationFiction #ThreeGoodThings #NewYorkAuthor #NewJerseyAuthor #MetaphysicalFiction #MedicalMarijuanaFiction #LiteraryFiction #IndiePublisher #IndieAuthor #FrackingFiction #EcoFiction #CreativeWriting #CanadianAuthor #CanLit #BritishColumbiaAuthor #Bookstodon #AmericanAuthor

  20. Stelliform authors are reading & loving T. K. Rex's THE WILDCRAFT DRONES! We've started to ship books out to folks who pre-ordered today. If you haven't put your order in there is still time to get your order in and receive it before the May 21 pub date! Get it from us or your fave indie bookstore!

    #TheWildcraftDrones #TKRex #solarpunk #clifi #ecofiction #rewilding #indiepub #smallpress #speculativefiction #E.G.Conde #Sordidez #MichaelJDeLuca #TheJaguarMask #SyrHayatiBeker #WhataFishLooksLike

  21. Stelliform authors are reading & loving T. K. Rex's THE WILDCRAFT DRONES! We've started to ship books out to folks who pre-ordered today. If you haven't put your order in there is still time to get your order in and receive it before the May 21 pub date! Get it from us or your fave indie bookstore!

    #TheWildcraftDrones #TKRex #solarpunk #clifi #ecofiction #rewilding #indiepub #smallpress #speculativefiction #E.G.Conde #Sordidez #MichaelJDeLuca #TheJaguarMask #SyrHayatiBeker #WhataFishLooksLike

  22. Stelliform authors are reading & loving T. K. Rex's THE WILDCRAFT DRONES! We've started to ship books out to folks who pre-ordered today. If you haven't put your order in there is still time to get your order in and receive it before the May 21 pub date! Get it from us or your fave indie bookstore!

    #TheWildcraftDrones #TKRex #solarpunk #clifi #ecofiction #rewilding #indiepub #smallpress #speculativefiction #E.G.Conde #Sordidez #MichaelJDeLuca #TheJaguarMask #SyrHayatiBeker #WhataFishLooksLike

  23. Stelliform authors are reading & loving T. K. Rex's THE WILDCRAFT DRONES! We've started to ship books out to folks who pre-ordered today. If you haven't put your order in there is still time to get your order in and receive it before the May 21 pub date! Get it from us or your fave indie bookstore!

    #TheWildcraftDrones #TKRex #solarpunk #clifi #ecofiction #rewilding #indiepub #smallpress #speculativefiction #E.G.Conde #Sordidez #MichaelJDeLuca #TheJaguarMask #SyrHayatiBeker #WhataFishLooksLike

  24. Stelliform authors are reading & loving T. K. Rex's THE WILDCRAFT DRONES! We've started to ship books out to folks who pre-ordered today. If you haven't put your order in there is still time to get your order in and receive it before the May 21 pub date! Get it from us or your fave indie bookstore!

    #TheWildcraftDrones #TKRex #solarpunk #clifi #ecofiction #rewilding #indiepub #smallpress #speculativefiction #E.G.Conde #Sordidez #MichaelJDeLuca #TheJaguarMask #SyrHayatiBeker #WhataFishLooksLike

  25. Tourist Season "A remarkable example of what talented writers are doing these days with the mystery novel" Sale: $19 to $1.99 by Carl Hiaasen Rating: 4.2/5 (5,436 Reviews) #Mystery #Thriller #Crime #Florida #EcoFiction #Humor #BookSky

    Tourist Season

  26. Tourist Season "A remarkable example of what talented writers are doing these days with the mystery novel" Sale: $19 to $1.99 by Carl Hiaasen Rating: 4.2/5 (5,436 Reviews) #Mystery #Thriller #Crime #Florida #EcoFiction #Humor #BookSky

    Tourist Season

  27. Tourist Season "A remarkable example of what talented writers are doing these days with the mystery novel" Sale: $19 to $1.99 by Carl Hiaasen Rating: 4.2/5 (5,436 Reviews) #Mystery #Thriller #Crime #Florida #EcoFiction #Humor #BookSky

    Tourist Season

  28. Tourist Season "A remarkable example of what talented writers are doing these days with the mystery novel" Sale: $19 to $1.99 by Carl Hiaasen Rating: 4.2/5 (5,436 Reviews) #Mystery #Thriller #Crime #Florida #EcoFiction #Humor #BookSky

    Tourist Season

  29. Huge thanks to Annalee Newitz for their support of T. K. Rex's brand new solarpunk collection, which is out in a month! Pre-orders are still available and very helpful to a small press.

    “Gorgeous, hopeful, and strange, The Wildcraft Drones is a history of the next four millennia that will make you cry — in mourning, and for joy. This is the future that cyborg oak trees and pirate drones want. I do too.”

    #TheWildcraftDrones #AnnaleeNewitz #SpecFic #ClimateLit #Biopunk #Solarpunk #EcoFiction

  30. Huge thanks to Annalee Newitz for their support of T. K. Rex's brand new solarpunk collection, which is out in a month! Pre-orders are still available and very helpful to a small press.

    “Gorgeous, hopeful, and strange, The Wildcraft Drones is a history of the next four millennia that will make you cry — in mourning, and for joy. This is the future that cyborg oak trees and pirate drones want. I do too.”

    #TheWildcraftDrones #AnnaleeNewitz #SpecFic #ClimateLit #Biopunk #Solarpunk #EcoFiction

  31. Huge thanks to Annalee Newitz for their support of T. K. Rex's brand new solarpunk collection, which is out in a month! Pre-orders are still available and very helpful to a small press.

    “Gorgeous, hopeful, and strange, The Wildcraft Drones is a history of the next four millennia that will make you cry — in mourning, and for joy. This is the future that cyborg oak trees and pirate drones want. I do too.”

    #TheWildcraftDrones #AnnaleeNewitz #SpecFic #ClimateLit #Biopunk #Solarpunk #EcoFiction

  32. Huge thanks to Annalee Newitz for their support of T. K. Rex's brand new solarpunk collection, which is out in a month! Pre-orders are still available and very helpful to a small press.

    “Gorgeous, hopeful, and strange, The Wildcraft Drones is a history of the next four millennia that will make you cry — in mourning, and for joy. This is the future that cyborg oak trees and pirate drones want. I do too.”

    #TheWildcraftDrones #AnnaleeNewitz #SpecFic #ClimateLit #Biopunk #Solarpunk #EcoFiction

  33. Huge thanks to Annalee Newitz for their support of T. K. Rex's brand new solarpunk collection, which is out in a month! Pre-orders are still available and very helpful to a small press.

    “Gorgeous, hopeful, and strange, The Wildcraft Drones is a history of the next four millennia that will make you cry — in mourning, and for joy. This is the future that cyborg oak trees and pirate drones want. I do too.”

    #TheWildcraftDrones #AnnaleeNewitz #SpecFic #ClimateLit #Biopunk #Solarpunk #EcoFiction

  34. #vendredilecture
    Je lis pour le plaisir et avec grand plaisir "Un Jeu sans fin" de Richard Powers. Encore une réussite !
    Et je lis en parallèle, dans le cadre des recherches pour mon 2e roman, Le Deuxième Sexe de Simone Beauvoir et Les Français au quotidien 1939-1949.
    Des livres partout autour de moi ( il y en a d'autres encore), je suis bien. 🌿☀️🌈
    #lectures #feminisme #LeDeuxiemeSexe #Histoire #femmes #ecologie #ecofiction

  35. #vendredilecture
    Je lis pour le plaisir et avec grand plaisir "Un Jeu sans fin" de Richard Powers. Encore une réussite !
    Et je lis en parallèle, dans le cadre des recherches pour mon 2e roman, Le Deuxième Sexe de Simone Beauvoir et Les Français au quotidien 1939-1949.
    Des livres partout autour de moi ( il y en a d'autres encore), je suis bien. 🌿☀️🌈
    #lectures #feminisme #LeDeuxiemeSexe #Histoire #femmes #ecologie #ecofiction

  36. #vendredilecture
    Je lis pour le plaisir et avec grand plaisir "Un Jeu sans fin" de Richard Powers. Encore une réussite !
    Et je lis en parallèle, dans le cadre des recherches pour mon 2e roman, Le Deuxième Sexe de Simone Beauvoir et Les Français au quotidien 1939-1949.
    Des livres partout autour de moi ( il y en a d'autres encore), je suis bien. 🌿☀️🌈
    #lectures #feminisme #LeDeuxiemeSexe #Histoire #femmes #ecologie #ecofiction

  37. #vendredilecture
    Je lis pour le plaisir et avec grand plaisir "Un Jeu sans fin" de Richard Powers. Encore une réussite !
    Et je lis en parallèle, dans le cadre des recherches pour mon 2e roman, Le Deuxième Sexe de Simone Beauvoir et Les Français au quotidien 1939-1949.
    Des livres partout autour de moi ( il y en a d'autres encore), je suis bien. 🌿☀️🌈
    #lectures #feminisme #LeDeuxiemeSexe #Histoire #femmes #ecologie #ecofiction

  38. We are excited to share this beautiful blurb from Shingai Njeri Kagunda, Ignyte winning author of & This Is How To Stay Alive. Thank you Shingai!

    The Wildcraft Drones have now infiltrated the printer and are befriending it and convincing it to join the rewilding revolution. We wish them success <3

    #TheWildcraftDrones #ShingaiNjeriKagunda #SpecFic #EcoFiction #ClimateLit #Solarpunk #Biopunk #WeirdLit #LiterarySpeculative #IndieBooks #SmallPress #SFFReaders #SpeculativeBooks #EcoSpecFic

  39. We are excited to share this beautiful blurb from Shingai Njeri Kagunda, Ignyte winning author of & This Is How To Stay Alive. Thank you Shingai!

    The Wildcraft Drones have now infiltrated the printer and are befriending it and convincing it to join the rewilding revolution. We wish them success <3

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  40. We are excited to share this beautiful blurb from Shingai Njeri Kagunda, Ignyte winning author of & This Is How To Stay Alive. Thank you Shingai!

    The Wildcraft Drones have now infiltrated the printer and are befriending it and convincing it to join the rewilding revolution. We wish them success <3

    #TheWildcraftDrones #ShingaiNjeriKagunda #SpecFic #EcoFiction #ClimateLit #Solarpunk #Biopunk #WeirdLit #LiterarySpeculative #IndieBooks #SmallPress #SFFReaders #SpeculativeBooks #EcoSpecFic

  41. We are excited to share this beautiful blurb from Shingai Njeri Kagunda, Ignyte winning author of & This Is How To Stay Alive. Thank you Shingai!

    The Wildcraft Drones have now infiltrated the printer and are befriending it and convincing it to join the rewilding revolution. We wish them success <3

    #TheWildcraftDrones #ShingaiNjeriKagunda #SpecFic #EcoFiction #ClimateLit #Solarpunk #Biopunk #WeirdLit #LiterarySpeculative #IndieBooks #SmallPress #SFFReaders #SpeculativeBooks #EcoSpecFic

  42. We are excited to share this beautiful blurb from Shingai Njeri Kagunda, Ignyte winning author of & This Is How To Stay Alive. Thank you Shingai!

    The Wildcraft Drones have now infiltrated the printer and are befriending it and convincing it to join the rewilding revolution. We wish them success <3

    #TheWildcraftDrones #ShingaiNjeriKagunda #SpecFic #EcoFiction #ClimateLit #Solarpunk #Biopunk #WeirdLit #LiterarySpeculative #IndieBooks #SmallPress #SFFReaders #SpeculativeBooks #EcoSpecFic

  43. Charm City Spec: April Edition lands at Bird in Hand on April 11, 6pm. Featuring Scott Edelman, TT Madden, Mahaila Smith, Aina Hunter, and Trae Hawkins. Five voices working the edges of speculative fiction, from eco-weird to near-future hope. Join them at 11 E. 33rd St.

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  44. Charm City Spec: April Edition lands at Bird in Hand on April 11, 6pm. Featuring Scott Edelman, TT Madden, Mahaila Smith, Aina Hunter, and Trae Hawkins. Five voices working the edges of speculative fiction, from eco-weird to near-future hope. Join them at 11 E. 33rd St.

    #SpeculativeFiction #SciFi #WeirdFiction #CliFi #EcoFiction #Poetry #SpeculativePoetry #SFPoetry #SmallPress #IndiePress #IndieAuthors #BookEvent #AuthorReading #Baltimore #Bmore #Maryland #BookCommunity #ReadingSeries

  45. Charm City Spec: April Edition lands at Bird in Hand on April 11, 6pm. Featuring Scott Edelman, TT Madden, Mahaila Smith, Aina Hunter, and Trae Hawkins. Five voices working the edges of speculative fiction, from eco-weird to near-future hope. Join them at 11 E. 33rd St.

    #SpeculativeFiction #SciFi #WeirdFiction #CliFi #EcoFiction #Poetry #SpeculativePoetry #SFPoetry #SmallPress #IndiePress #IndieAuthors #BookEvent #AuthorReading #Baltimore #Bmore #Maryland #BookCommunity #ReadingSeries