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100			_aGillard, Bill. _914124
245			_aThe Routledge Anthology of Climate Fiction (Volume One)
260			_aNew York: _bRoutledge, _c2024.
300			_avii, 388p.
505			_aIntroduction 1. Noah and the Flood (1450 B.C.) Genesis 6–9 “Darkness” (1816) by Lord Byron 2. “Darkness” (1816) by Lord Byron 3. “The Conversation of Eiros and Charmion” (1839) by Edgar Allan Poe 4. “The End of the World” (1872) by Eugène Mouton 5. The Doom of the Great City (1880) by William Delisle Hay 6. “Dialogue Between a Goblin and a Gnome” (1882) by Giacomo Leopardi 7. After London (excerpt) (1885) by Richard Jefferies 8. The Purchase of the North Pole (excerpt) (1889) by Jules Verne 9. “The Star” (1897) by H. G. Wells 10. “A Corner in Lightning” (1898) by George Griffith 11. “Within an Ace of the End of the World” (1900) by Robert Barr 12. “The Four White Days” (1903) by Fred M. White 13. “The Fire” (1904) by C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne 14. Underground Man (excerpt) (1905) by Gabriel de Tarde 15. The Evacuation of England (excerpt) (1908) by L. P. Gratacap 16. The Last Generation: A Story of the Future (1908) by James Elroy Flecker 17. The Poison Belt (1913) (excerpt) by Arthur Conan Doyle 18. Metropolis (excerpt) (1925) by Thea von Harbou 19. “The Colour out of Space” (1927) by H. P. Lovecraft 20. “The Menace of Mars” (1928) by Clare Winger Harris 21. “When the Sun Went Out” (1929) by Leslie F. Stone 22. “This Mechanical Age” (1931) by Julia Boynton Green 23. “Planetoid of Doom” (1932) by Morrison Colladay 24. “The Man Who Awoke: Part 1” (1933) by Laurence Manning
520			_aThe Routledge Anthology of Climate Fiction brings together key works from the Bible to the twentieth century, in an accessible resource for students and teachers alike. With a robust variety of works, including H. G. Wells, Clare Winger Harris, H. P. Lovecraft, Leslie F. Stone, and Arthur Conan Doyle, The Routledge Anthology of Climate Fiction offers vital new perspectives and critical introductions all the way back to humanity’s earliest surviving literary texts.
650			_aClimatic changes—Fiction _914125
650			_aEnvironmental Fiction _914126
650			_aShort Stories
650			_aSpeculative Fiction _914127
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