Table of Contents
- Title page
- Copyright
- Credits
- Foreword by Kim Stanley Robinson
- Introduction
- Monarch Blue, by Barbara Litkowski
- The Last Grand Tour of Albertine’s Watch, by Sandra K. Barnidge
- Half-Eaten Cities, by Vajra Chandrasekera
- Darkness Full of Light, by Tony Dietz
- Luna, by David Samuel Hudson
- Tuolumne River Days, by Rebecca Lawton
- The Most Beautiful Voyage in the World, by Jean McNeil
- Orphan Bird, by Leah Newsom
- The Office of Climate Facts, by Mitch Sullivan
- Losing What We Can’t Live Without, by Jean-Louis Trudel
- Honorable Mention: 2018 Contest Semifinalists
- About the Contributors
Honorable Mention: 2018 Semifinalists
We want to congratulate our semifinalists for the 2018 Everything Change Climate Fiction Contest—we had an incredible pool of submissions, and the judging process was quite tough!
- Mike Barretta, “Crocodile Hunter”
- Santiago Belluco, “Dragonfly Memorial”
- Eric Bosarge, “The Seventh Strand”
- Joseph Carrabis, “Sanctuary”
- Kelly Cowley, “Last March for Planet Earth”
- Kate Davis, “London: Certainty Suspended”
- Sarah Dovi, “The Language of Buildings”
- K.C. Finn, “Sixty-Five Days of Night”
- Roberta Gibson, “Earth Mother”
- Jo Harline, “Comes a Dust Storm!”
- Shashi Kadapa, “The Nomad Shepherd”
- Samantha Leach, “Roe, Not Rose”
- Petula Miller, “Hunger Has a Name”
- Sam Nelson, “Last Bloom”
- Sonal Sher, “Weekly Maintenance”
- Benjamin Thomas, “Silent Songs”
- Rere Ukponu, “My Mama Was a Soldier”
- JK Ullrich, “Dark Roast”
- Shanan Wolfe, “MINERVA”
- Sherrida Woodley, “Katglove”
- Jeremy Zentner, “Breaking Continuity”