Tim Weed

So pleased to see that this book continues to have momentum out in the world!

Very much appreciate this brilliantly written new book review from All Our Yesterdays, an innovative site keeping track of the recent and not-so-recent history of climate landmarks, climate action, and the sordid and continuing history of denialism on this planet. You can access the entire review here.

Here’s a quick excerpt:

“The lush narration within The Afterlife Project conjures smells, sounds, textures, and visuals of a planet that should be, of soil that we should long to kneel upon, of animals that deserve to live unfettered by the whims of humans. (For all of our self aggrandizing about our technological and industrial accomplishments, it remains to be seen how increasing amounts of cement and glass can compare to the luxury of untouched nature.) If you’re a city kid, I challenge you to read this book and not have a mustard seed of desire for nature sprout within your hurried heart.”

Also loved participating in the 7AM Novelist‘s roundtable, “Can Climate Fiction Move the Needle,” moderated by talented novelist and literary good citizen Michelle Hoover, which you can listen to in full here.