>Utopias like solarpunk look nice but how does it make good stories Kim Stanley Robinson (better known for the 'Red Mars' trilogy) wrote in the 1980s the Three

>Utopias like solarpunk look nice but how does it make good stories Kim Stanley Robinson (better known for the 'Red Mars' trilogy) wrote in the 1980s the Three Californias trilogy about three possible futures for California in the 21st century, one dystopian, one neutral, and one utopian. The utopian one (basically "solarpunk" although the term didn't exist then) was, predictably, the least interesting as a story.