(Eco)Concerns in Climate Fiction

In an era where the echoes of nature's distress reverberate through every corner of our planet, (Eco)Concerns in Climate Fiction emerges as a compelling collection of essays on environment and climate fiction that explores the intersection of human resilience and ecological awareness. This anthology brings together visionary voices that challenge us to imagine a world where the boundaries between science and story blur, offering glimpses into potential futures shaped by our choices today. (Eco) Concerns in Climate Fiction is not just a compilation of essays; it is a call to action. Each chapter delves into the worlds where climate change is not just a backdrop but a central character. Contributors insightfully examine the authors' way of presenting the problems of rising sea levels, fight against deforestation, water scarcity and innovative solutions to plastic pollution and other problems. Through these chapters, we see the stark realities of our environmental impact and the potential for redemption and healing. Amidst the challenges, there is a recurring theme of hope—hope that through awareness, creativity, and collective action, we can forge a sustainable future. (Eco) Concerns in Climate Fiction is more than a book; it is an urgent plea and an inspiring manifesto. Whether you are an environmentalist, a critic, or someone seeking to understand the climate crisis better, this anthology will resonate deeply, reminding us all of our shared responsibility to protect and preserve our planet for future generations. About the Editor Dr. Gurpreet Kaur is an educationist, author, editor, awardee, working as an AssistantProfessor and Head in the Post Graduate Department of English at Sri Guru Teg BahadurKhalsa College, Anandpur Sahib, Punjab, India affiliated to Punjabi University, Patiala,Punjab. Apart from teaching for more than sixteen years, she has contributed extensively inthe field of Research and Publication.