A Dozen Dystopias and How to Dodge Them
The Real Dangers Behind Your Favorite Fiction
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Could the countries of North America collapse in the wake of a series of environmental disasters, as they did in the world of The Hunger Games? It might happen if we don’t correct course and reduce carbon emissions. Will we fall prey to a fungal infection like in The Last of Us? Maybe—but we could also take steps to minimize the chances of a not-so-friendly fungi takeover.
In A Dozen Dystopias and How to Dodge Them, A.J. Van Belle dives into twelve dystopian fiction scenarios that have gripped our collective interest, the real science of how those not-so-desirable futures could come about, and what we can do to prevent them from happening. Each chapter features relevant current events and lively explorations of related environmental science and cutting-edge technology.
With discussions of some of YA literature’s most beloved dystopian novels and thoughtful interviews with well-known authors, including Lois Lowry and Scott Westerfeld, A Dozen Dystopias and How to Dodge Them is as gripping as our favorite futuristic fiction, with an added dose of grounded, science-informed hope.
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Fiction will not save the world, but humans will always search for stories to make sense of our pasts, and all our possible futures. A Dozen Dystopias is a great starting place for [everyone] looking to connect their favorite fiction to the real lives around them. (Andrew Joseph White)
Millions of humans are now living through the dystopias that come with a changing climate, and hundreds of millions will follow in the years ahead. As this absorbing account makes clear, our chances for survival depend on technological change--but also, crucially, on social solidarity. (Bill McKibben)
This fascinating [book] turns dystopian imagination away from helplessness, steering us towards a path of collective understanding and action. (Sunyi Dean)
A fantastic exploration into not just what dystopias are, but how we can—at any age—help prevent them and make our world a better place. (Beth Revis)
This easy-to-digest guide (which will live on my desk from this day on) delves into the biggest issues facing humanity and provides actionable steps to fix them. Like your dystopian heroes, now you, too, can save the world! (Rebecca Danzenbaker)
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