Climate Fiction Prize unveils 'genre-spanning' inaugural longlist

Michael Holder
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Credit: Climate Fiction Prize

Nine novels, all authored by women, have made the longlist for the first ever Climate Fiction Price, including Booker Prize winner Orbital by Samantha Harvey

A array of literary, historic and science fiction novels set in the likes of London, Nigeria, Australia and even Mars have made it onto the "genre-spanning" longlist announced today for the first ever...

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