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10 fiction books worth reading that imagine what climate change could look like

Paola Rosa-AquinoDec 16, 2022, 19:02 IST

What climate change could look like is fodder for science fiction novelists.Paola

Climate fiction, affectionately called cli-fi, is a literary genre that has grown in the past decade.
This storytelling explores how we might live in a warming world — and helps us imagine a better one.

"The Light Pirate" by Lily Brooks-Dalton (2022)

"The Light Pirate" by Lily Brooks-DaltonGrand Central Publishing

"The Ministry for the Future" by Kim Stanley Robinson (2020)

"The Ministry for the Future" by Kim Stanley RobinsonOrbit Books

"Bewilderment" by Richard Powers (2021)

"Bewilderment" by Richard Powers (2021)W. W. Norton & Company

"Legend" by Marie Lu (2011)

"Legend" by Marie LuPenguin Young Readers Group

"American War" by Omar El Akkad (2017)

"American War" by Omar El AkkadAlfred A. Knopf

"The Water Knife" by Paolo Bacigalupi (2015)

"The Water Knife" by Paolo Bacigalupi (2015)Alfred A. Knopf

"Future Home of the Living God" by Louise Erdrich (2017)

"Future Home of the Living God" by Louise ErdrichHarper Collins

"The High House" by Jessie Greengrass (2021)

"The High House" by Jessie GreengrassSimon & Schuster

"Termination Shock" by Neal Stephenson (2021)

"Termination Shock" by Neal StephensonHarper Collins

"Tentacle" by Rita Indiana (2018)

"Tentacle" by Rita Indiana‎And Other Stories

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