Bright Green Futures
Susan Kaye Quinn, Sanjana, Ana Sun, Jamie Liu, T. K. Rex, Renan Bernardo, Danielle Arostegui, BrightFlame, Sarena Ulibarri, Maurice Broaddus, Henry LienWe lift up stories about a more sustainable and just world and talk about the struggle to get there. To build better futures, we need to imagine them first.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 62 | Subscribers | Read | brightgreenfutures.substack.com |
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Ep. 36: Solarpunk and 4 Act Eastern Storytelling with Author Henry Lien
In this episode, I chat with author Henry Lien about his new book, Spring, Summer, Asteroid, Bird, which is all about 4 Act Eastern storytelling, the Japanese term for which is Kishōtenketsu. We discuss the book, East vs. West storytelling,...
NEW BOOKS from Bright Green Futures Guests
First, sorry for some radio silence on the pod!
Ep. 35: Hopepunk and Horror [IF THIS GOES ON (DON'T PANIC)]
This episode is a cross-posting from the podcast IF THIS GOES ON (DON’T PANIC) with a few bonus notes about hopepunk, Murderbot, and a kickstarter for a hopepunk zine called Habitats.
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Speculative Fiction author, PhD Environmental Engineering, I write hopepunk climate fiction & solarpunk. Being cozy/gentle/healing is radical & disruptive.
Author, futurist, political educator, and narrative strategist for climate justice. \ud83d\udd25 because the planet is getting hotter, but so are we ✨ founder & editor-in-chief @ GARMI
Science-fiction/fantasy writer, accidental artist, occasional poet. Mostly Solarpunk. Utopia Award nominee 2022, Best of British Science Fiction 2023, longlisted for the Mo Siewcharran Prize 2024.
Speculative fiction writer & climate resilience planner living in NYC.
Science fiction and fantasy author from the western states. My debut climate fiction collection THE WILDCRAFT DRONES drops fall 2026.
Renan Bernardo is a Nebula and Ignyte finalist SFF writer from Brazil. He has stories published in multiple languages and publications, including Reactor/Tor.com, Clarkesworld, Apex Magazine, Escape Pod, and Podcastle.
Solarpunk fantasy author. Garden witch. Climate warrior.
BrightFlame (she/they) writes, teaches, makes magic for bright futures. THE WORKING is out+ solarpunk stories in anthologies & mags. https://brightflame.com NOTE: I don't post here. Follow me at https://wandering.shop/@BrightFlame & bsky @brightflame
Sarena Ulibarri is the author of Another Life and Steel Tree, and the editor of Glass and Gardens: Solarpunk Summers and Glass and Gardens: Solarpunk Winters. She is a publicist for University of New Mexico Press.
An Afrofuturist at the Kheprw Institute and an editor at Apex Magazine, his books include Sweep of Stars, Unfadeable, Pimp My Airship, & The Usual Suspects. (MauriceBroaddus.com.)
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