Climate Change Fiction

[close] This is an online book club organised by the INTER-ACTIO teaching innovation project at the University of Valladolid. If you are a university student of English or Spanish as a second/foreign language and would like to meet and discuss literature and other related topics with students from other countries, this book club is for you. Monthly online meetings will be held from February to May (2025) to discuss texts connected with the notion of "futurities", that is,future events or prospects -or rather how literature imagines the future. Before each meeting, you will be expected to read two short texts (one in English and another one in Spanish -if you are proficient in just one of the two languages, you can participate as well).

[close] Dear Earthlings, Welcome to the Earth Book Club. The Earth Book Club is 🌎 🌱A place for inquisitive minds who want to read, expand their knowledge about books that talk about climate change, sustainability, and Earthlings of our planet. 🌱A place for fiction and non-fiction lovers who want to save the planet. 🌱A place for exchanging thoughts, ideas and sparkling conversations about planet Earth. We are very excited to kickstart this journey of reading more environment related books. If you too care for our planet Earth and want to read books about sustainability, climate change, Earth's atmosphere, forests, oceans, wildlife that inhabits Earth, join the club.

[close] This group celebrates adult Scifi & future-focused Fiction - written by women and nonbinary authors - mostly 21st century with a smattering of classics ★彡 ON HIATUS SINCE 2023, but our group bookshelf of over 1000+ titles remains open ミ★ **Note: New member requests will only be reviewed monthly. We only accept those who have a public profile and answer our mandatory question. Authors are welcome, but self-promotion is not permitted Visit our sister group, Worlds Beyond the Margins, which celebrates adult SFF/H that promotes diversity and inclusion.

[close] Common reading creates community among first-year students and across campus. Each year, incoming students are presented with an engaging book that will be the focus of a campus-wide discussion. This year's book is Clade by author James Bradley. We are excited to have the opportunity to connect with you about this book, and we look forward to hearing your thoughts! Check out our website for more info: https://fyp.uoregon.edu/common-read