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'Continuing global warming produces the worst storms in history with massive floods, drowned coastal cities, and utter chaos as city populations struggle to cope with a sudden sea level rise around 30 metres. Millions disappear, drowned, feared dead, and those who survive find life can never be the same again. The world is no longer what it once was, and without the amenities and infrastructure we take for granted, the human race must take a step backwards in order to survive, to begin again in a floating world.' (Publication summary)
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Climate Change Novels
2014
single work
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— Appears in: Climate Change Narratives in Australian Fiction 2014; (p. 15-32) 'Climate Scientists warn of the dangers of global warming. How are Australian writers responding to this crisis? The first section of the book examines the stories by women and men writers directly about climate change scenarios. Notable authors are George Turner and Alexis Wright. ' (15)
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Climate Change Novels
2014
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Climate Change Narratives in Australian Fiction 2014; (p. 15-32) 'Climate Scientists warn of the dangers of global warming. How are Australian writers responding to this crisis? The first section of the book examines the stories by women and men writers directly about climate change scenarios. Notable authors are George Turner and Alexis Wright. ' (15)
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