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Kim Stanley Robinson

The Ministry for the Future

The Ministry for the Future

A climate fiction novel by Kim Stanley Robinson

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  • Nathaniel
    NathanielFirst to rec

    “This one starts out pretty intense, but it's worth pushing through for an honest and hopeful story of how things could go over the course of this century.”

    2
  • Nitabel
    Nitabel

    “Near-future cli-fi masterpiece and a book I wish every policymaker would read, as well as anyone having trouble imagining a future where we come together as a species and deal with what we’ve done to our planet. Urgent, intelligent, poignant, sweeping, intimate antidote to apocalypse mindset.”

    52
  • Maya Bernstein-Schalet
    Maya Bernstein-Schalet

    “a couple decades from now, earth has reached its breaking point and an international ministry is formed to consider all we can save, and how. part cli-fi, part speculative fiction. told through a rotating cast of nuanced characters all over the world. i found that this simultaneously taught me about tangible ways we can get out of this mess and what is coming for us in the not so distant future.”

  • Andrew Cassidy
    Andrew Cassidy

    “This book will make you want to become an ecoterrorist.”

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