Climate Fiction Prize

Twelve novels boasting 'immense breadth of imagination and richness' have made the longlist for the second annual Climate Fiction Prize

In order to harness culture as a climate solution, investment is needed in leading creatives and producers with editorial freedom, as well as in the development of a commercial distribution strategy.

More than a dozen fiction, non-fiction and children's authors shortlisted for book proposals which seek to tackle themes surrounding the environment and climate change

British-Nigerian author takes home inaugural £10,000 prize for her second novel 'And So I Roar', praised by judges as 'a book of real energy and passion'

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

Prize aims to showcase novels of powerful literary merit and celebrate fiction which engages with the climate crisis