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Anthropocene is the first Italian anthology on climate change, exploring the global phenomenon of the geological era characterised by human impact on the planet. Divided into fiction and non-fiction sections, it brings together the work of renowned science fiction authors such as Clelia Farris, Francesco Verso, Robert Silverberg, Chen Qiufan, Marian Womack and Jean-Louis Trudel, […]

On the shores of Chesapeake Bay, a landscape long shaped by water, three siblings are forced to let go of their childhood home. Rising seas, storms, and repeated flooding have made saving it impossible, and its sale marks an irreversible break. As they face the final move, Anna, Geoff, and Bruno are allowed to keep […]

It is a book born from a collective writing experiment led by Wu Ming 1 in the southern part of the Ferrara area. Set in the lowlands of the Po Valley, between Ferrara, Rovigo, and the coast, the volume imagines a near future in which the Adriatic Sea, driven by climate change, has reclaimed lands […]

The novel recounts the existential crisis of Mauro Barbi, a historian obsessed with the Little Ice Age. After the breakdown of a relationship and a series of emotional setbacks, he embarks on a journey around Lake Constance. There, he seeks answers to questions that people and historical sources cannot provide. Attempting to rebuild old relationships, […]

This is a dystopian novel set in the near future where humans are forced to take refuge underwater to escape lethal sunlight. In this underwater world, a new species of beautiful yet ferocious creatures is discovered: mermaids. They are imprisoned and exploited for both their delicious flesh and to satisfy sexual desires. Endowed with extraordinary […]

The story follows Paolo, a 40-year-old writer facing a creative block and difficulties in his marriage to Lorenza, as he navigates a period of professional and personal crisis. After meeting Jacopo Novelli, a climatologist passionate about clouds, Paolo starts to consider the ecological challenges of our time, such as climate change and its consequences. Meanwhile, […]