Stef Craps and Rick Crownshaw, eds.
Spec. issue of Studies in the Novel 50.1 (2018). 170 pp.
Publication year: 2018

Introduction: The Rising Tide of Climate Change Fiction

Stef Craps and Rick Crownshaw

 

Beauty That Must Die: Station Eleven, Climate Change Fiction, and the Life of Form

Pieter Vermeulen

 

The Rest Is Silence: Postmodern and Postcolonial Possibilities in Climate Change Fiction

Adeline Johns-Putra

 

The Hot War: Climate, Security, Fiction

Ben De Bruyn

 

Tearing Down the Greenhouse: Visual Ecology, Savvy Critics, and Climate Change in T. C. Boyle’s The Terranauts

River Ramuglia

 

From the Grotesque to Nuclear-Age Precedents: The Modes and Meanings of Cli-fi Humor

Courtney Traub

 

The Novel after Nature, Nature after the Novel: Richard Jefferies’s Anthropocene Romance

Jesse Oak Taylor

 

Contemporary Fiction vs. the Challenge of Imagining the Timescale of Climate Change

Mahlu Mertens and Stef Craps

 

Cli-fi, Petroculture, and the Environmental Humanities: An Interview with Stephanie LeMenager

River Ramuglia

 

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