Antonia Mehnert 
Climate Change Fictions [PDF ebook] 
Representations of Global Warming in American Literature

Introduction: Imagining Climate Change Futures.- Chapter 1: Climate Change Fictions in Context: Socio-Politics, Environmental Discourse and Literature.- Chapter 2: Scaling Climate Change—The Transformation of Place in Climate Change Fiction.- Chapter 3: Reimagining Time in Climate Change Fiction.- Chapter 4: Manufactured Uncertainty: Climate Risks in an Age of “Heightened Security”.- Chapter 5: Climate Cultures in Kim Stanley Robinson’s Science in the Capital Trilogy.- Chapter 6: Representing the Underrepresented: Climate Justice and Future Responsibilities in Climate Change Fiction.- Conclusion: Climate Change Fiction and the Introduction of New Genres in Environmental Crisis Discourse.- Notes.- Bibliography.

Antonia Mehnert currently works in environmental communication and consulting for a Munich-based environmental project agency. She received her Ph D from the Rachel Carson Center and the American Studies Department at the University of Munich, Germany. Her research interests include ecocriticism and climate change, Chicana/o studies, and the postcolonial Caribbean. She has published various articles on climate change fiction in academic, as well as non-academic journals, and is the co-founder of EASLCE’s postgraduate forum “Environment, Literature, Culture” (ELC).