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1/ Lots of new connections. Hence, a re-introduction to a hopeful story, "A New Faith," available to read online or download (EPUB and PDF) for free at: tinjar.ghost.io/a-new-faith #booksky #books #book #novel #story #fiction #hopepunk #solarpunk #climatefiction #sciencefiction #women #climate

A New Faith
A New Faith

DOWNLOAD "A New Faith" OR Read each Chapter online (links below). Part 1 Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Chapter 15 Part 2 Chapter 16 Chapter 17 Chapter

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2/ Blurb - Alia, a precocious police detective, is feverishly hunting the killer responsible for the first-ever murder in the city of Sequoia located within the Arctic Circle in Scandinavia.
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3/ The city was, specifically, created for millions of climate refugees in the aftermath of a catastrophic heat wave. Then the second one happens. The only similarity between the two victims threatens the very future of Sequoia. The killer is willing to go to any lengths to avoid capture.
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4/ As Alia races against time to save the city, she discovers a deadly secret which turns her life upside down. Will she solve the two murders? Will the city survive? #booksky #books #book #novel #story #fiction #hopepunk #solarpunk #climatefiction #sciencefiction #women #climate #mystery
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5/ From the back flap - A fair bit of global warming is already baked in even if we manage to quickly bring down future GHG emissions. The effects of climate change are being felt in catastrophic ways in many places around the world.
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6/ How we adapt to those impacts will be a major preoccupation for the rest of our lives and beyond. Adaptation would require efforts to help people survive in their existing homes and/or help people relocate to more habitable environments.
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7/ In this novel, set in the near future, I explore a world in which a large number of people move away from dangerous places to a safer one. In an era of draconian restrictions on migration, this story attempts to explore several challenging questions -
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8/ will the climate migrants be allowed to settle down in relatively safer places? How many will be allowed to do so? Who will be allowed? Under what conditions? How will the migrants cope with the massive transition? Will they take the good and bad aspects of their current lives to the new land?
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9/ Or will they develop new ways of peaceful living? Will the rest of the world allow them to live in peace? #booksky #books #book #novel #story #fiction #hopepunk #solarpunk #climatefiction #sciencefiction #women #climate #mystery
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10/ #Author bio - For more than two decades, I have worked in the field of #environment, #energy, and #climate change. I have drawn on a variety of disciplines such as science, engineering, economics, politics, and law.
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11/ I have served in different roles including analyst, communicator, trainer/lecturer, facilitator, and advisor. I have authored numerous journal articles, technical reports, and book chapters. #booksky #books #book #novel #fiction #hopepunk #solarpunk #climatefiction #women #climate #mystery
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12/ Comparable novels - Octavia Butler’s “Parable of the Sower” Neal Stephenson’s “Termination Shock” Kim Stanley Robinson’s “Ministry for the Future” Steven Markley’s “The Deluge” Jens Liljestrand’s “Even if Everything Ends” Amitav Ghosh’s “Gun Island” Emily St. John Mandel’s “Station Eleven”