As a small press, we aim to partner with independent bookstores and libraries to promote climate stories and the authors that tell them. All our books are available worldwide, through Raincoast/PGC in Canada, and Ingram and its distribution partners in the US and worldwide. We are happy to send books directly to booksellers and libraries if these channels are not available to you. We’re also excited to work with booksellers and librarians on climate fiction related events. Please get in touch!
Below is our complete catalogue, ascending by publication date.
2020
Depart, Depart! by Sim Kern
An Otherwise Award Honor List Book
“With high stakes and a solid emotional core, and a perfect balance of speculation and an all-too-real vision of climate apocalypse, Kern shows the necessity of compassion, empathy, and community in the face of crisis.”
— Publishers Weekly starred review
Horror; LGBTQ; climate fiction; novella September 1, 2020 6″ x 9″, 88 pp. ISBN 9781777091705 (trade paper) ISBN 9781777091712 (e-book) $7.99 (e-book), $14.99 (trade) USD $9.99 (e-book), $18.99 (trade) CAD €6.99 (e-book), €13.99 (trade) Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount; returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
When a hurricane destroys Houston, Noah—a Jewish trans man—shelters
in a
Dallas arena
amongst other queer refugees and “capital-T” Texans.
Crisis intensifies ghostly
visions of Noah’s
grandfather who escaped Nazi Germany as a boy,
and Noah must decide if he’s willing to sacrifice his identity to
survive.
Night Roll by Michael J. DeLuca
Finalist for The IAFA William L. Crawford Fantasy Award
“A hypnotic near-future novella that will captivate literary and genre readers alike.”
— Publishers Weekly
Urban Fantasy; climate fiction; novella October 15, 2020 6″ x 9″, 98 pp. ISBN 9781777091729 (trade paper) ISBN 9781777091736 (e-book) $7.99 (e-book), $14.99 (trade) USD $9.99 (e-book), $18.99 (trade) CAD €6.99 (e-book), €13.99 (trade) Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount, returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
When her friend Virgil disappears, climate refugee and new mother Aileen Dupree ventures out to find him. On a surreal bicycle race through Detroit, Aileen comes face-to-face with the Elf, Detroit’s timeless rebel spirit, and is confronted by both the frightening and hopeful possibilities of her new life.
2021
The Impossible Resurrection of Grief by Octavia Cade
Winner of the Sir Julius Vogel Award for Best Novella Finalist for the Utopia Award
“Cade’s strength shines in her beautiful descriptions … This thoughtful work is a reminder of humanity’s connection and responsibility to the natural world.”
— Publishers Weekly
Science Fiction, climate fiction; novella May 20, 2021 6″ x 9″, 82 pp. ISBN 9781777091767 (trade paper) ISBN 9781777091774 (e-book) $7.99 (e-book), $14.99 (trade) USD $9.99 (e-book), $18.99 (trade) CAD €6.99 (e-book), €13.99 (trade) Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount, returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
When biologist Ruby finds resurrected Tasmanian tigers at an isolated facility, she knows that Grief—an unstoppable melancholy linked to environmental devastation—is here and the dead are coming. But in the fallout of her friend’s death and her impending divorce, can she stand on the side of the living?
After the Dragons by Cynthia Zhang
Finalist for the Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction Finalist for the Utopia Award
“This is a fantastic read for people who love … to just lose themselves in a gentle story now and then.”
— Book Riot
Urban fantasy, Romance; LGBTQ; China; climate fiction; novel August 19, 2021 6″ x 9″, 160 pp. ISBN 9781777091743 (trade paper) ISBN 9781777091750 (e-book) $7.99 (e-book), $18.99 (trade) USD $9.99 (e-book), $21.99 (trade) CAD €6.99 (e-book), €15.99 (trade) Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount, returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
In an overheated Beijing, researcher Elijah Ahmed and activist Xiang Kaifei join forces to save the city’s beleaguered dragons and find a cure for Kai’s illness. Grief hangs over their relationship and Eli and Kai must confront hard truths if there is any hope for themselves or the dragons.
2022
The House of Drought by Dennis Mombauer
World Fantasy Award Finalist
“At once climate fiction and gothic horror, Mombauer’s mosaic tale manages to convey a powerful message without ever feeling preachy, painting a picture of a house that is more than just haunted. Readers will be captivated.”
— Publishers Weekly
Horror; climate fiction; novella; Sri Lanka July 2022 6″ x 9″, pp. 106 ISBN 9781777091781 (trade paper) ISBN 9781777091798 (e-book) $7.99 (e-book), $14.99 (trade) USD $9.99 (e-book), $18.99 (trade) CAD €6.99 (e-book), €13.99 (trade) Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount; returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
When violent thugs storm an old colonial house in Sri Lanka, young Jasmit hides in an upstairs bathroom where a running tap opens a gateway to escape. But the Dry House is not the only force in the place where the forest and the estate meet—something else stirs in the trees, something that demands retribution.
Weird Fishes by Rae Mariz
Utopia Award Finalist
“The relationships at the heart of this tale manage to be both completely human and utterly unbeholden to the above-water dynamics readers might take for granted. The resulting novella feels entirely fresh and inventive.”
— Publishers Weekly starred review
Fantasy; climate fiction; novella August 2022 6″ x 9″, pp. 127 ISBN 9781777682347 (trade paper) ISBN 9781777682354 (e-book) $7.99 (e-book), $14.99 (trade) USD $9.99 (e-book), $18.99 (trade) CAD €6.99 (e-book), €13.99 (trade) Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount; returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
When Ceph, a squid-like scientist, discovers proof of the ocean’s slowing currents, she makes the dangerous ascent to the uncharted surface above. Out of her depths, Ceph relies on Iliokai, a seal-folk storyteller, and the unlikely friends struggle to solve a problem so big it needs a leviathan solution.
Arboreality by Rebecca Campbell
Winner of the 2023 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction
“Campbell doesn’t shy away from the worst possibilities of apocalyptic ecological collapse … but offers a surprisingly hopeful and joyful vision of the future.”
— Publishers Weekly
“A startling novella-in-stories, Arboreality anticipates the reformations of what one of Campbell’s stories calls the “slow apocalypse,” … yet she also envisions nature and humanity as up to the task of navigating an impending ‘Dark Age.'”
— Quill & Quire
Science fiction; climate fiction; novella in short stories; Canadian September 2022 6″ x 9″, pp. 117 ISBN 9781777682323 (trade paper) ISBN 9781777682330 (e-book) $7.99 (e-book), $14.99 (trade) USD $9.99 (e-book), $18.99 (trade) CAD €6.99 (e-book), €13.99 (trade) Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount; returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
A novella expansion of Campbell’s 2021 Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award winning short story, “An Important Failure,” Arboreality explores the echoing effects of small acts and intimate moments in a multi-generational and interconnected story of how a West coast community survives the ravages of climate change.
2022
Seeds for the Swarm by Sim Kern
“Kern doesn’t pull any punches on the environmental consequences of consumer capitalism, nor do they avoid the social and emotional impacts of living through an age of mass extinctions. The subject lends itself to nihilism, but Rylla’s commitment to family, friends, and justice provides a glimpse of hope that is badly needed in the coming fights, real and fictional.”
— Amy Nagopaleen for Strange Horizons
Science fiction; Young Adult; climate fiction; novel; first in series March 2023 6″ x 9″, pp. 400+ ISBN 9781777682309 (trade paper) ISBN 9781777682316 (e-book) $7.99 (e-book), $21.99 (trade) USD $9.99 (e-book), $24.99 (trade) CAD Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount; returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
Rylla McCracken dreams of escaping her family’s trailer in the Dust States to go to college, but when she uncovers a terrible secret about the school’s billionaire backers, Rylla and her friends are soon in a race against the rich to reclaim the world-altering technology they’ve developed—before it’s too late.
Another Life by Sarena Ulibarri
““The sparse but evocative worldbuilding of Ulibarri’s brilliant solarpunk debut underpins a guarded optimism about the human condition. … With an incisive exploration of postcapitalist, back to basics living and characters readers will root for, this perfectly balances big ideas and big emotions.”
— Publishers Weekly starred review
Science fiction; solarpunk; climate fiction; novella May 2023 6″ x 9″, pp. 154 ISBN 9781777682385 (trade paper) ISBN 9781777682392 (e-book) $7.99 (e-book), $15.99 (trade) USD $9.99 (e-book), $19.99 (trade) CAD Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount; returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
When scientific proof of reincarnation reveals troubling connections to the past, the mediator of a peaceful eco-community must contend with her own dark secrets and their challenges to her integrity in the midst of a local election and wider political upheaval.
Sordidez by E.G. Condé
“Condé’s brutal, mystical, and deeply felt speculative debut lifts up a vision of Indigenous resistance and renewal in the face of climate change and colonizers. … The result is a beautiful blend of futurism and magical realism that delivers a hopeful message of human resilience.”
— Publishers Weekly starred review
Science fiction; Indigenous futurism; LGBTQ; climate fiction; novella August 2023 6″ x 9″, pp. 141 ISBN 9781777682361 (trade paper) ISBN 9781777682378 (e-book) $7.99 (e-book), $15.99 (trade) USD $9.99 (e-book), $19.99 (trade) CAD Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount; returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
In the aftermath of a Category 6 hurricane in Puerto Rico, and a brutal war on the mainland, Vero Diaz seeks justice for Boriken through an alliance with the Loba Roja, a Maya revolutionary. Intrigued by her vision of the future and her unapologetic violence, Vero is faced with life-changing questions: can an Indigenous resurgence protect his beloved island? And what must he sacrifice to support it?
You Are My Sunshine by Octavia Cade
“The 15 masterful stories in Cade’s sophomore collection (after The Mythology of Salt) offer a hauntingly beautiful melding of hard science and raw emotion against the backdrop of the climate crisis. … Cade skillfully interweaves her characters’ existential despair in the face of a dying planet with more personal grief, all while maintaining a through line of hope and resilience.”
— Publishers Weekly starred review
speculative fiction short story collection; eco-horror; solarpunk; fantasy; climate fiction September 2023 6″ x 9″, pp. 206 ISBN 9781778092640 (trade paper) ISBN 9781778092657(e-book) $7.99 (e-book), $19.99 (trade) USD $9.99 (e-book), $21.99 (trade) CAD Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount; returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
A brilliant short story collection which pulls themes of sacrifice and resilience from their darkest implications into the light. Moving from eco-horror to solarpunk, You Are My Sunshine is an invitation to transformation which contains a new novelette in the Impossible Resurrection of Grief universe.
Green Fuse Burning by Tiffany Morris
Indigenous Voices Award Finalist
Aurora Award Finalist
“Morris quietly dazzles and disquiets in this weird horror novella … This is a subtle and refreshing twist on the cabin in the woods trope.”
— Publishers Weekly starred review
horror; Indigenous literature; LGBTQ; climate fiction; Canadian October 2023 6″ x 9″, pp. 95 ISBN 9781778092664 (trade paper) ISBN 9781778092671 (e-book) $7.99 (e-book), $15.99 (trade) USD $9.99 (e-book), $19.99 (trade) CAD Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount; returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
When Rita’s girlfriend wins an artist’s residency on her behalf, Rita discovers the residency is located where her recently deceased father grew up. At the cabin, she soon feels the pull of a strange power emanating from the surrounding swamp, a power to contend with and transform her grief.
The Jaguar Mask by Michael J. DeLuca
“The Jaguar Mask is a gorgeously capacious novel. It is sophisticated, playful, frightening, leaping from hardboiled murder mystery to family biography, telling tales of revolution and magic along the way. Best of all, The Jaguar Mask is illuminated by a fierce love for Guatemala City, revelling in radical politics and fried chicken and coffee and reggaetón, and an equally fierce belief in the human capacity for transformation, even in the face of imperial violence and the degradations of climate change.”
Rebecca Campbell, 2023 Ursula K Le Guin Prize Winning author of Arboreality
Forthcoming: August 1 2024 fantasy; literary fiction; surrealism; magical realism; eco-fiction; climate fiction 6″x9″, pp. 350 ISBN 9781778092602 (trade paper) ISBN 9781778092619 (e-book) Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount; returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
When a jaguar shapeshifter and a traumatized artist unaware of her own visionary powers are swept up in a political murder investigation, they must uncover the secrets of their powers to forge a path to justice, or else be swept away by another wave of violence.
Zebra Meridian and Other Stories by Geoffrey W. Cole
“Strange and intriguing … hard to put down.”
Tangent Online
Forthcoming: September 5 2024 short story collection; science fiction; humorous fiction; eco-fiction; climate fiction 6″x9″, pp. 290 ISBN 9781778092695 (trade paper) ISBN 9781738316502 (e-book) Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount; returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
The wry voice of these twelve science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories will encourage readers to find delight in the dark and humor in the many ways humans find connection in a disconnected world.
You Will Speak For the Dead by R.A. Busby
Forthcoming: October 10 2024 novella; horror; eco-horror; fungus horror; fiction about consumer culture 6″ x 9″, pp. 86 ISBN 9781738316595 (trade paper) ISBN 9781998466009 (e-book) Ordering available through: Raincoast/PGC, Ingram 55% discount; returnable Negotiable terms available when ordering directly from us.
Synopsis
Paul Simard’s life is a mess. When his mother dies, and his boyfriend moves out, the only thing Paul has left is his hoarder house cleaning business. At his last cleaning job, the house of an elderly biologist hoards more than just secrets – and Paul’s life depends upon uncovering its answers.
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