![]() ![]() Crime is on the rise, the wealth gap is growing, and a mysterious disease called “the breaks” is spreading faster than doctors can study it. ![]() It’s a floating city in the Arctic Circle, a last bastion of civilization after the so-called “Climate Wars.”īut no matter how great its technological advancements, the city is starting to fray. In fact, most of the world’s epicenters are gone, and in their place is a new metropolis called Qaanaaq. But unlike Robinson, Miller imagines New York City long gone. This book, like Kim Stanley Robinson’s New York 2140, looks to a future time when Earth has been ravaged by climate change and humanity is barely hanging on. Miller, author of the thrilling new novel Blackfish City. Media requests for Jeff Masters and Bob Hensonįor this month’s column, I spoke with Sam J. ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |