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Independent UK publisher and author consultancy (since 2017) for literary and climate-aware fiction. Interested in place, consequence and how environmental change reshapes everyday life. www.cliftop.co.uk

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Cliftop Publishing (@cliftop.bsky.social), 9 Kasım 2024 tarihinde katılan bir Bluesky kullanıcısı. 2.969 takipçisi var, 2.295 hesabı takip ediyor ve 465 post paylaştı.

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  • hunkedore.bsky.social@hunkedore.bsky.social

    he infrastructure angle is what interests me most about disaster fiction. A city doesn't have to be physically destroyed for everyday life to become difficult. Power, water, food deliveries, communications, they're all connected. Which failure do you think fiction tends to underestimate?

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  • Clive Simpson@simpsonclive.bsky.social

    That interconnectedness is what fascinates me too. In my eco-thriller Flood Waters Down, power, water (obviously), food, travel and communications are all significant in different ways. Perhaps what disaster fiction most often underestimates is how quickly one failure can trigger others.

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  • Clive Simpson@simpsonclive.bsky.social

    Oxfam says some of the super-rich profit from both climate pollution & the response to disaster. It sounds uncomfortably like the villainous Baroness Lydia Frampton in my eco-thriller #FloodWatersDown - “A reordering of the world. A chance to remake the rules.” www.theguardian.com/environment/...

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  • Clive Simpson@simpsonclive.bsky.social

    Just like the villainous Baroness Lyda Frampton in my eco-thriller #FloodWatersDown - "Where others saw the human-engendered climate crisis and all its consequences as a fatalistic self-inflicted tragedy, to Frampton it was a correction. A reordering of the world. A chance to remake the rules."

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  • Clive Simpson@simpsonclive.bsky.social

    Born in Derby. Back with a book! I’m bringing my climate thriller, Flood Waters Down, to Derby Book Festival’s Book & Craft Market on Sat 7 Nov. Come and chat, browse or pick up a signed copy. Derby Market Hall | 10.30am-4pm | Free entry @derbyshireuk.bsky.social #DerbyBookFestival #Booksky

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