Anthropocene Fictions

Discover the groundbreaking work of Adam Trexler in Anthropocene Fictions, published by the University of Virginia Press in 2015. This compelling book presents the first systematic examination of the vast array of novels that address anthropogenic climate change. Spanning 264 pages, Trexler draws on diverse fields such as climatology, sociology, philosophy of science, geography, and environmental economics to argue that the novel has emerged as a vital medium for constructing meaning in our climate-affected world. Whether you are a literature enthusiast or concerned about environmental issues, this insightful exploration reveals how fiction can illuminate the complexities of our changing planet. Don't miss the chance to delve into this essential read that bridges the gap between literature and environmental awareness.