Oct
31
Marketing: The Core of the Problem
Last week, I wrote about my social media dilemma, and I mentioned there is a price that comes with these
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Arlene Williams
Author of award-winning children's books, including Dragon Soup; Tales from the Dragon's Cave: Peacemaking Stories for Everyone; How to be a Dragon... without burning your tongue; and Tiny Tortilla.
Oct
23
Marketing: The Dilemma
The Climate Story Garden promotes climate fiction. Promotion is the key word here, and marketing is what must be done
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Oct
16
Green Stories
It was webinar week—online conferences on climate change by the New York Times and the Responsible Media Forum (based
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Oct
09
Age-Appropriate Climate Fiction
Adults have strong opinions about what is appropriate content for children—in books, in television shows or movies, and in
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Oct
02
Global North and Global South Meet on Gun Island
Uncanny. It’s an adjective describing something mysterious, strange, supernatural. Amitav Ghosh, author of Gun Island and a nonfiction work
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Sep
25
The Winning Climate Story
Contests! They have become the solution that many turn to for generating good climate stories. Everyone loves a good competition,
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Sep
18
1,000 Stories
We need a thousand climate fiction stories not just a few blockbusters.
That was my claim in a previous post,
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Sep
11
'Don’t Look Up' — an Absence of Hope and Heart
When I think of the climate movie, Don’t Look Up, I only remember the strong impact its ending (which
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Sep
04
Laugh or Cry with Climate Fiction?
My previous post Climate Change Fun? generated feedback from a reader who raised an important point: using humor to address
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Aug
28
COMMON EARTH: A No-cost Opportunity for All Climate Story Gardeners
Alert: A New Course Module Begins in October
Whether you are a climate fiction reader or a climate fiction writer,
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