Eco-Fiction

The land is a character, not a backdrop. Fiction rooted in a particular ecology — rivers, forests, other species — where the bond between people and place carries the story, whatever the weather is doing.

On the Science Fiction & the Future shelf.

Books shelved as Eco-Fiction

• Cuando el agua se acabe — Aitor Sáez
• The Death of Mountains — Jordan Kurella
• Human Scars on Planet Skin: A Science Fantasy Horror Novel — Effie Joe Stock
• La trama de la vida en los umbrales del capitaloceno: el pensamiento de Jason W. Moore — Mina Lorena Navarro
• Absolution — Jeff VanderMeer
• Area X: The Southern Reach Trilogy — Jeff VanderMeer
• Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead — Antonia Lloyd-Jones

Related genres

• Science Fiction
• Dystopian
• Space Opera
• Military Science Fiction
• Time Travel
• Post-Apocalyptic
• Apocalyptic
• Speculative Fiction
• Classic Science Fiction
• Cyberpunk
• First Contact
• Steampunk
• Hard Science Fiction
• Pandemic Fiction
• Alien Invasion
• Parallel Worlds
• Climate Fiction
• Biopunk

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