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My new climate thriller, Temperature Rising, is set in Washington, D.C., in 1988. That choice may seem unusual for a climate thriller. Unless a writer is working squarely in historical fiction, why set a contemporary-feeling thriller almost...
World of Books today announces the official shortlist for the 2026 Sustainable Story Award. Now in its second year, this year’s award focuses on awarding books published in the last year that place sustainability at the heart of the narrati...
John Ironmonger talks about writing a novel about hunting endangered species, The Angel of St Piran. The story follows a gymnast who travels to a remote African island to study chimpanzee communication, only to find they’re under attack by...
It is so tempting to set climate fiction in a near-future or far-future world. Indeed, I have taken this approach with not one but two of my novels. However, for my latest foray into climate fiction, Alston Moor, I abandon this approach in...
My middle-grade book Music Camp was published last year. It’s about kids on music camp who endure a climate change-induced disaster. This was my sixth book for kids published by University of Queensland Press in Australia.
The idea for thi...
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