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Author Archives: Solarpunk Magazine
Video: Guerrilla Gardening 101
Guerrilla gardening is a form of direct action used by solarpunks and other environmentalists to beautify neglected urban land and break down barriers between nature and city environments.
Review of Almanac for the Anthropocene by Phoebe Wager & Brontë Christopher Wieland
With their new anthology, Almanac for the Anthropocene, Wagner and Wieland continue to break new ground in the solarpunk genre. And like Sunvault, this new collection of work is sure to be a core piece of solarpunk’s standard reading curriculum.
Lunarpunk Anthology Preorder+ Now!
Bioluminescent, the first ever lunarpunk anthology, is now available for preorder+ on Kickstarter.
Cover Reveal for Marisca Pichette’s Rivers in Your Skin, Sirens in Your Hair
Rivers in Your Skin, Sirens in Your Hair by Marisca Pichette is a fantastic collection of magical poetry that every sci-fi/fantasy reader is going to want on the their shelves.
Upcoming Goodies
Upcoming events from Solarpunk Magazine and Android Press.
Kickstarter Now Live! Voodoonauts (Re)Living Mythology
The Kickstarter is live for (Re)Living Mythology a collection of Black magical stories & poetry produced by Voodoonauts and published by Android Press.
June Micro Fiction Winner: FAMILY HISTORY
What happened to my mother’s home will never happen again. She, and others like her, made sure of that.
Interview with Coral Alejandra Moore
The three-act structure and the Hero’s Journey are so much of what we’re trained to look at as a story, but it’s really just looking at story through one very small lens.
Pirates, Fangirls, and Sailor Moon: Interview With Sam Maggs, author of Tell No Tales: Pirates of the Southern Seas
The Toronto Star calls Sam Maggs the “ambassador of the Canadian fan culture scene”, but that title betrays the versatile talent behind some of the biggest franchises around.