#solarpunk summers

[bumblebeeappletree]

So I’m looking around at my list of Solarpunk book recs, and I decided to see how many of them can I buy on Bookshop.org. (I’m tempted to put them into little free libraries to share with people.) Sad to see I couldn’t find the Solarpunk dragon anthology. However, I did find out that it’s on internet archive!

Wings Of Renewal A Solarpunk Dragon Anthology : Claudie Arseneault; Brenda J. Pierson : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Arch

The future is vibrant, hopeful, and filled with dragons. In WINGS OF RENEWAL, nineteen authors explore the exciting new subgenre of solarpun

Go my friends! Read short stories about dragons for free!

Edit: ohhh I’ve found some more Solarpunk books on Internet Archive. Putting all those under the cut.

Glass And Gardens Solarpunk Summers : Sarena Ulibarri : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Solarpunk is a type of optimistic science fiction that imagines a future founded on renewable energies. The seventeen stories in this volume

Glass And Gardens Solarpunk Winters : Sarena Ulibarri : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

This anthology envisions winters of the future, with stories of scientists working together to protect narwhals from an oil spill, to bring

Solarpunk Ecological And Fantastical Stories : Gerson Lodi-Ribeiro : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Imagine a sustainable world, run on clean and renewable energies that are less aggressive to the environment. Now imagine humanity under the

Solar Flare Solarpunk Stories : Patricia Bray; Joshua Palmatier : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Here Comes the Sun!Rising temperatures, melting glaciers, violent storms, and excessive heat. The future seems bleak…but there are signs of

Rebuilding Tomorrow Anthology Of Life After The Apocalypse : TSANA DOLICHVA : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

It was surreal, in the end, to find myself making a book about life after theapocalypse during a period of extreme global upheaval. And not

Multispecies Cities Solarpunk Urban Futures : Christoph Rupprecht; Deborah Cleland; Norie Tamura; Rajat Chaudhuri; Sarena Uribarri : Free Do

Cities are alive, shared by humans and animals, insects and plants, landforms and machines. What might city ecosystems look like in the futu

Sunvault : Phoebe Wagner; : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Sunvault: Stories of Solarpunk and Eco-Speculation is the first anthology to broadly collect solarpunk short fiction, artwork, and poetry. A

Biketopia Feminist Bicycle Science Fiction Stories In Blue : V.V.A.A. : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

the future isn’t looking so good right now. That’s the storywe're increasingly telling ourselves anyway, and it’s astory that the world’s sc

[kitkalahan]

Once again super happy with the colour palette. Inspired by the solar punk short stories in “Solarpunk Summers” (I highly recommend). I feel like we rarely get optimistic sci if stories of the near future anymore which is why reading solarpunk is so refreshing.

INPRNT

[solarpunks]

GLASS AND GARDENS: SOLARPUNK WINTERS

This anthology envisions winters of the future, with stories of scientists working together to protect narwhals from an oil spill, to bring snow back to the mountains of Maine, to preserve ecosystems—even if they have to be under glass domes. They're stories of regular people rising to extraordinary circumstances to survive extreme winter weather, to fix a threat to their community's energy source, to save a living city from a deep-rooted sickness. Some stories take place after an environmental catastrophe, with luxury resorts and military bases and mafia strongholds transformed into sustainable communes; others rethink the way we could organize cities, using skybridges and seascrapers and constructed islands to adapt to the changes of the Anthropocene. Even when the nights are long, the future is bright in these seventeen diverse tales:

​“Wings of Glass” by Wendy Nikel  “Halps’ Promise” by Holly Schofield “A Shawl for Janice” by Sandra Ulbrich Almazan “The Healing” by Sarah Van Goethem “The Fugue of Winter” by Steve Toase “The Roots of Everything” by Heather Kitzman “Viam Inveniemus Aut Faciemus” by Tales from the EV Studio and Commando Jugendstil “Recovering the Lost Art of Cuddling” by Tessa Fisher “Oil and Ivory” by Jennifer Lee Rossman “Orchidaceae” by Thomas Badlan “The Things That Make It Worth It” by Lex T. Lindsay “Glâcehouse” by R. Jean Mathieu “Snow Globe” by Brian Burt “Rules for a Civilization” by Jerri Jerreat “On the Contrary, Yes” by Catherine F. King “Set the Ice Free” by Shel Graves “Black Ice City” by Andrew Dana Hudson

GLASS AND GARDENS: SOLARPUNK WINTERS will be available in ebook and paperback on January 7, 2020. Order the paperback directly through World Weaver Press, and receive it by December 20th! (Limited quantity available for this deal!) Pre-order the ebook for only 99¢—price will increase on release day.

Previously: Solarpunk Summers

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GLASS AND GARDENS: SOLARPUNK SUMMERS

You may well remember World Weaver Press’s Kickstarter last year to fund the first English translation of the groundbreaking Brazilian anthology of science fiction stories set in sustainable future worlds The Solarpunk Anthology. 

The Kickstarter also raised enough to also fund the Glass and Gardens: Solarpunk Summers anthology. Today World Weavers has announced the table of contents. 

Congrats to all the successful authors!

"Caught Root" by Julia K. Patt

"The Spider and the Stars" by D.K. Mok

"Riot of the Wind and Sun" by Jennifer Lee Rossman

"Fyrewall" by Stefani Cox

"Watch Out, Red Crusher!" by Shel Graves

"The Call of the Wold" by Holly Schofield

"Camping With City Boy" by Jerri Jerreat

"A Field of Sapphires and Sunshine" by Jaymee Goh

"Midsummer Night's Heist" by Commando Jugendstil and Tales from the EV Studio

"Heavenly Dreams of Mechanical Trees" by Wendy Nikel

"New Siberia" by Blake Jessop

"Grover: Case #C09 920, 'The Most Dangerous Blend'" by Edward Edmonds

"Amber Waves" by Sam S. Kepfield

"Grow, Give, Repeat" by Gregory Scheckler

"Cable Town Delivery" by M. Lopes da Silva

"Women of White Water" by Helen Kenwright

"Under the Northern Lights" by Charlotte M. Ray

Full details and author bios can be seen by visiting the announcement page. 

This anthology will be available sometime mid-summer 2018