Eco-fiction.com has become a collaborative project. Thanks so very much to the following folks for either contacting me about their studies and novels or providing their time for interviews:

• Brian Adams, author of Love in the Time of Climate Change
• Gregers Anderson, Academics: Cli-Fi: A Short Essay on its Worlds and its Importance
• Patricia J. Anderson, Ooolandia
• Claudie Arseneault, editor of Wings of Renewal: A Solarpunk Anthology
• Virginia Arthur, field biologist, teacher, and author of Birdbrain
• Austin Aslan, author of Islands at the End of the World
• John Atcheson, author of A Being Darkly Wise
• Richard L. Bailey, author of Stormy
• David Brin, author of Earth, Existence, et. al
• Don Bredes, author of Polly and the One and Only World
• Don Buchanan, Virgin Islands Energy Office Media Information Specialist
• Natasha Carthew, All Rivers Run Free
• Claudia Casper, author of The Mercy Journals
• Cece Chapman, artist for Reader Quotes
• Jamie Wriston Colbert, author of Wild Things
• Lorna Crozier, author of The Wild in You
• Liz Cunningham, author of Ocean Country
• Charlene D’Avanzo, author of Cold Blood, Hot Sea
• Lisa Devaney, author of In Ark: A Promise of Survival
• Cory Doctorow, author of Walkaway
• Donelle Dreese, author of Cave Walker
• Omar El Akkad, author of American War
• Mary Fillmore, reviewer of A Rain of Nightbirds
• Adam Flynn, on the new solarpunk genre
• Melissa Fraterrigo, author of Glory Days
• Susan M. Gaines, author of Carbon Dreams
• Jim Gilbert, author of The Admiral
• Peter Gould, author of Marly
• Jessica Groenendijk, biologist, conservationist, and author
• Jennifer Harrington, publisher, graphic designer, and author of Spirit Bear
• Peter Heller, author of The Dog Stars
• Sarah Holding, author of the SeaBEAN Trilogy
• Clara Hume, author of Back to the Garden
• M Jackson, author of While Glaciers Slept
• Sean Jackson, author of Haw
• Sheryl Johnston, guest interviewer, Glory Days
• John KixMiller (and team), Protectors of the Wild
• Emmi Itäranta, author of Memory of Water
• L.A. Larkin, author of Thirst
• Nancy Lord, author of pH
• Stephan Malone, guest author in Writing Tips
• Leslie Mandel-Herzog, widow of sci-fi author Arthur Herzog
• Samuel Marquis, Joe Higheagle series
• Jo Marshall, contributor to Twig Stories spotlight
• Steve Masover, author of Consequence
• Rachel Meehan, author of Water’s Edge
• Johanna Melchiore, living off grid
• Ron Melchiore, author of Off Grid and Free: My Path to the Wilderness
• Kris Matthews, photographer and hiker
• Kathleen Dean Moore, Piano Tide
• JL Morin, author of Nature’s Confession
• Nina Munteanu, writer at Amazing Stories Magazine
• JL Newton, author of Oink. A Food for Thought Mystery
• Morgan Nyberg, author of the books in The Raincoast Trilogy
• Ashley O’Hara Skalsky, hiking blogger and photographer
• Annis Pratt, author of the Infinite Games series
• Jane Rawson, author of A Wrong Turn at the Office of Unmade Lists
• Midge Raymond, author of My Last Continent and cofounder of Ashland Creek Press
• Gary Robson, author of Who Pooped in the Park series
• Peter Romilly, author of Cli-Fidelity and 500 Parts per Million
• Bud Santora, author of The Green Storm
• Stephen Siperstein, Academics: Climate Change Fiction: Radical Hope From an Emerging Genre
• Marissa Slaven, author of Code Blue
• Cat Sparks, author of Lotus Blue and editor of Ecopunk
• Rajesh Subramanian, guest post–Could Eco-Literature be the Next Literary Wave?
• H.A. Swain, author of Hungry
• Jeff VanderMeer, author of Southern Reach trilogy and others
• Katie Welch, tree-planter and author of The Bears
• Tony White, author of Shackleton’s Man Goes South (in-residence writer for London’s Museum of Science)
• Morgan Woodbury, IT guy
• Caroline Woodward, Interview
• Isaac Yuen, Ekostories
• Lidia Yuknavitch, The Book of Joan
• John Yunker, author of The Tourist Trail and cofounder of Ashland Creek Press
• Gregory Zeigler, author of The Straw that Broke