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Little Blue Marble 2017: Stories of Our Changing Climate - Little Blue Marble #1 - cover

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Little Blue Marble 2017: Stories of Our Changing Climate - Little Blue Marble #1

Alex Shvartsman, Anatoly Belilovsky, M Darusha Wehm, Holly Schofield, Robert Dawson, Liam Hogan, Matt Colborn, William Delman, Ariel Bolton

Publisher: Ganache Media

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Now in a single collection by editor Katrina Archer, get all of the short climate fiction published by Little Blue Marble in 2017.  
 
M. Darusha Wehm shows us our blue marble as viewed from Mars. Anatoly Belilovsky meditates on family and love in a drowned future Ireland. Alex Shvartsman controls the weather. Robert Dawson evokes the nostalgia of a child for gas-powered cars. Holly Schofield highlights wildlife in distress with an allegory of clowns. Liam Hogan takes the slacker's doctrine to its logical extreme. Matt Colborn's toaster fixes the planet. William Delman gives us quiet persistence in the face of disaster. And Ariel Bolton investigates the plight of refugees from the North Pole. 
 
Get inspired to change our climate for the better with stories from these distinctive voices of speculative fiction.
Available since: 01/25/2018.

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