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Flames, Robbie Arnott

Eco-Fiction Posted on July 6, 2018 by MWPJuly 6, 2018

Perspective is handled deftly by the author. As Arnott moves from fisherman Karl and his dome-headed seal, to the gin-swilling private detective, to the police sergeant being ruthlessly divorced by his wife, we are confronted by characters that are in … Read more

Parts Per Million, Julia Stoops

Eco-Fiction Posted on October 16, 2017 by MWPOctober 16, 2017

Parts per Million, the debut novel by Julia Stoops, is forthcoming April 2018. The manuscript was a finalist for the PEN/Bellwether Prize. Three activists let a photographer with a hazy past join their unorthodox household in Julia Stoops’s debut novel, a … Read more

The Crows of Beara, Julie Christine Johnson

Eco-Fiction Posted on September 21, 2017 by MWPSeptember 21, 2017

Beautifully crafted with environmental themes, a lyrical Irish setting, and a touch of magical realism, The Crows of Beara is a breathtaking novel of how the nature of place encompasses everything that we are. Goodreads Reviews Back to Goodreads … Read more

Review of A Rain of Nightbirds

Eco-Fiction Posted on July 19, 2017 by MWPJuly 19, 2017

Review of A Rain of Night Birds, by Deena Metzger Author: Mary Fillmore To read Deena Metzger’s compelling novel A Rain of Night Birds is to enter the consciousness of two people who take climate chaos and its consequences in … Read more

The Sandcastle Empire, Kayla Olson

Eco-Fiction Posted on June 16, 2017 by MWPJune 16, 2017

You know you need to get your hands on a book when it’s already been optioned for a movie, set to be produced by Leonardo DiCaprio. That’s the case with The Sandcastle Empire, a near-future story set in a post-sea-rise … Read more

The Shark Club, Ann Kidd Taylor

Eco-Fiction Posted on May 16, 2017 by MWPMay 16, 2017

A novel about love, loss, and sharks by the New York Times bestselling coauthor of the memoir Traveling with Pomegranates….Set against the intoxicating backdrop of palm trees, blood orange sunsets, calypso bands, and key lime pies, The Shark Club is … Read more

The Beach House, Mary Alice Monroe

Eco-Fiction Posted on May 15, 2017 by MWPMay 15, 2017

Though this eco-fiction novel was published in 2006, according to Home Town Station, Mary Alice Monroe’s novel The Beach House will be adapted into a Hallmark Channel Original Movie, starring three-time Golden Globe nominee Andie MacDowell and premiering exclusively on the … Read more

The Promise of Pierson Orchard, Kate Brandes

Eco-Fiction Posted on February 17, 2017 by MWPFebruary 17, 2017

Green Energy arrives, offering the rural community of Minden the dream of making more money from their land by leasing natural gas rights for drilling. But orchardist, Jack Pierson, fears his brother, Wade, who now works for Green Energy, has … Read more

Hot Season, Susan DeFreitas

Eco-Fiction Posted on December 1, 2016 by MWPDecember 1, 2016

The three main characters in Hot Season, the debut novel by former Prescott resident, Susan DeFreitas, are idealistic students at a college known for its environmental programs. They struggle with their idealism, daily living, and how to make the country … Read more

Beef, Mat Blackwell

Eco-Fiction Posted on October 24, 2016 by MWPOctober 25, 2016

From one of Australia’s most-awarded comedy writers, Beef explores desire and faithfulness in a dystopian future Australia where bizarre cults thrive, where music is advertising, where psychics are out of the closet, and where meat is no longer murder. Thanks … Read more

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Good literature has always tackled the major issues of its time, be it war and peace or crime and punishment or pride and prejudice. So how could we not deal with the major issue of our epoch, the ongoing exploitation and destruction of our habitats. -Ilija Trojanow

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